dhcpd server problem: bad subnet number/mask combination
Hi. I've been having problems trying to get a dhcp server running on Ubuntu 7.04 amd64... every time I start it I get this error, and I don't know if/where I've made a mistake:
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Here is my dhpcd.conf file: Quote:
And here are relevant parts of ifconfig: Quote:
Can anyone help? Thanks |
let me first say, that's an odd address range to be handing out via dhcp, looks like the Windows network Autoconfigure range.
why don't you install ipcalc and let it help you figure out your subnets ? Code:
it-etch:/etc/network# ipcalc 169.254.9.7 255.255.224.0 Quote:
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1918.txt Quote:
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Thanks for the note about ipcalc - I'm new to networking...
Also, the thing to do with eth0:avah from the ifconfig output was because I 'd forgotten to statically set an ip address to 192.168.0.0 / etc. on eth0. Thanks again |
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