Hi All,
I Had some strange behaviours with the combination netmanager and
dhcp.client. IP addresses were claimed by my box. I don’t know what I did
wrong. Do You???
Freddy
“Freddy” <fmartens2000@planet.nl> wrote in message
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I Had some strange behaviours with the combination netmanager and
dhcp.client. IP addresses were claimed by my box. I don’t know what I did
wrong. Do You???
What kind of behaviour are you seeing? More detail in what you’re trying to
do, how you’re going about it, and what problems you are seeing would be
helpful
-Adam
Hi Adam,
What i did:
dhcp.client
netmanager
What happened:
Network administrator was complaining and accussed me of stealing IP
addresses from other machines.
What I want:
Setting up first NIC using DHCP. I need to provide a HOSTNAME here
Setting up second NIC with fixed IP address and gateway
Problem is:
If I use netmanager alone, dhcp.client is started without providing a
hostname to the DHCP server.
What I think I need to do:
dhcp.client
ifconfig
route
Am I right???
Extra QUESTIONS:
Are there undocumented function/tags for /etc/net.cfg so that netmanager
provides a hostname using dhcp.client?
Regards,
Freddy
“Operating System Tech Support” <os@qnx.com> wrote in message
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“Freddy” <> fmartens2000@planet.nl> > wrote in message
news:9ui9oj$m3t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …I Had some strange behaviours with the combination netmanager and
dhcp.client. IP addresses were claimed by my box. I don’t know what I
did
wrong. Do You???What kind of behaviour are you seeing? More detail in what you’re trying
to
do, how you’re going about it, and what problems you are seeing would be
helpful-Adam
Hi Freddy,
Freddy <fmartens2000@planet.nl> wrote in article <9untfc$lpp$1@inn.qnx.com>…
Extra QUESTIONS:
Are there undocumented function/tags for /etc/net.cfg so that netmanager
provides a hostname using dhcp.client?
Did you try dhcp.client -h hostname?
Eduard.
Freddy <fmartens2000@planet.nl> wrote:
Extra QUESTIONS:
Are there undocumented function/tags for /etc/net.cfg so that netmanager
provides a hostname using dhcp.client?
In “TCP/IP Configuration” program (configure->network or phlip 
,
if you set an interface to DHCP instead of Manual, you can type
in an “Id”, which is your HOSTNAME.
-xtang
Regards,
Freddy
“Operating System Tech Support” <> os@qnx.com> > wrote in message
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“Freddy” <> fmartens2000@planet.nl> > wrote in message
news:9ui9oj$m3t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …I Had some strange behaviours with the combination netmanager and
dhcp.client. IP addresses were claimed by my box. I don’t know what I
did
wrong. Do You???What kind of behaviour are you seeing? More detail in what you’re trying
to
do, how you’re going about it, and what problems you are seeing would be
helpful-Adam
This is what I needed.
Thanx
“Xiaodan Tang” <xtang@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Freddy <> fmartens2000@planet.nl> > wrote:
Extra QUESTIONS:
Are there undocumented function/tags for /etc/net.cfg so that netmanager
provides a hostname using dhcp.client?In “TCP/IP Configuration” program (configure->network or phlip >
if you set an interface to DHCP instead of Manual, you can type
in an “Id”, which is your HOSTNAME.-xtang
Regards,Freddy
“Operating System Tech Support” <> os@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9uioqa$299$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
“Freddy” <> fmartens2000@planet.nl> > wrote in message
news:9ui9oj$m3t$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …I Had some strange behaviours with the combination netmanager and
dhcp.client. IP addresses were claimed by my box. I don’t know what I
did
wrong. Do You???What kind of behaviour are you seeing? More detail in what you’re
trying
to
do, how you’re going about it, and what problems you are seeing would
be
helpful-Adam
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