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DHCP? Can it cause disco's?

Dave Henri

DHCP? Can it cause disco's?

by Dave Henri » Mon, 21 Oct 2002 15:36:20


   Heck I don't know...I took the router out of the box, I plugged it
in...hooked up thecables and all three computers hooked up with the net.
I'll dig out the manual and see what settings are available to change.
    And sorry about the typo  it was a 24 hour lease, PM to PM.(or twelve
hours before it checks in)  But my problem happened in roughly an hour.
No warping, no indication of lag, I've seen that plenty with other times
when the wife was dloading mp3's.  (and I made sure both of the other
systems were NOT online at racetime)
dave henrie



> > OK, missed that in the first message.

> > Regardless, his PC will react EXACTLY the same as if he got an IP from
> his
> > ISP.
> > That is, lease recheck at 50% of the expiry.

> > Now, what would be interesting is to see what IP lease time his
> LinkSys is
> > getting.
> > It may well be getting a new one within an hours.

> > In which case it's NAT/Route/Firewall tables would resync, including
> > dropping session for any NATed PCs.

> > ====================================================



> > : Bingo.  He has a 24 hour lease from the router, that is what is
> showing
> > : up when he does winipcfg.  Dave, if you want to see how long your
> lease
> > : really is you will have to check and see if the router setup will
> show
> > : you that info.  If it won't, you may have to bypass the router
> > : temporarily to see it.
> > :

Positive

DHCP? Can it cause disco's?

by Positive » Tue, 22 Oct 2002 05:07:17

You could plug your PC directly into the cable/dsl modem bypassing the
router and check the lease time.

--

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:

: >
: > Well, if the problem is the router serving DHCP to the PC, he can fix
: > that part of it by giving his PC a fixed IP address within the range
: > allowed by the router.  Dave, does your PC's IP address change, or does
: > your router's IP address change?
:
:    Heck I don't know...I took the router out of the box, I plugged it
: in...hooked up thecables and all three computers hooked up with the net.
: I'll dig out the manual and see what settings are available to change.
:     And sorry about the typo  it was a 24 hour lease, PM to PM.(or twelve
: hours before it checks in)  But my problem happened in roughly an hour.
: No warping, no indication of lag, I've seen that plenty with other times
: when the wife was dloading mp3's.  (and I made sure both of the other
: systems were NOT online at racetime)
: dave henrie
: >
: >


: > > OK, missed that in the first message.
: > >
: > > Regardless, his PC will react EXACTLY the same as if he got an IP from
: > his
: > > ISP.
: > > That is, lease recheck at 50% of the expiry.
: > >
: > > Now, what would be interesting is to see what IP lease time his
: > LinkSys is
: > > getting.
: > > It may well be getting a new one within an hours.
: > >
: > > In which case it's NAT/Route/Firewall tables would resync, including
: > > dropping session for any NATed PCs.
: > >
: > >
: > >
: > >
: > > ====================================================
: > >
: > >


: > > : Bingo.  He has a 24 hour lease from the router, that is what is
: > showing
: > > : up when he does winipcfg.  Dave, if you want to see how long your
: > lease
: > > : really is you will have to check and see if the router setup will
: > show
: > > : you that info.  If it won't, you may have to bypass the router
: > > : temporarily to see it.
: > > :
: >
:
:

Dave Henri

DHCP? Can it cause disco's?

by Dave Henri » Tue, 22 Oct 2002 07:07:01


   Looking at the info for the router, it has a 4 day lease.  HOWEVER,
reading the help file said to disable dhcp on the router if you already have
dhcp enabled on the net.  Now I don't know if this means my local 3 system
lan or the bigger attbi net. (if so,  I'm gonna try disabling it and see
what happens)
dave henrie

Kendt Eklu

DHCP? Can it cause disco's?

by Kendt Eklu » Wed, 23 Oct 2002 03:16:57


>    Looking at the info for the router, it has a 4 day lease.  HOWEVER,
> reading the help file said to disable dhcp on the router if you already have
> dhcp enabled on the net.  Now I don't know if this means my local 3 system
> lan or the bigger attbi net. (if so,  I'm gonna try disabling it and see
> what happens)
> dave henrie

That's only if you have another DHCP server on the local LAN.  You
could, for diagnostic purposes, disable DHCP and just manually enter
the appropriate IP addresses, gateway, DNS servers in your PCs on the
LAN.  It sounds more like your problem's on the WAN side.

HTH,
Kendt

Positive

DHCP? Can it cause disco's?

by Positive » Wed, 23 Oct 2002 06:31:40

I agree, you may want to upgrade the firmware on your Linksys.

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" It sounds more like your problem's on the WAN side."


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