Not getting a default route from DHCP
Ok, I am using the ipw2200 wireless card in my HP dv1040 laptop. It seems that if it is configured for DHCP it will get all needed information (IP, NetMask, etc.), except the default gateway. Once I add this manually, everything is great. Also, I am using a Linksys BEFSX41 router and a Linksys WAP54G access point.
Note, this also happens with the wired ethernet when using DHCP. Thanks Mark |
Which of those 2 pieces of hardware is acting as a DHCP server?
Do other machines get a DHCP that works straight away? What ii the IP address of your def. Gateway? Riddick |
The router is the DHCP server. All the other machines have no problem. The IP address of the router is 192.168.1.1.
Mark |
what is the gateway's IP?
Try this on your laptop: killall dhcpcd dhcpcd -G the.gat.way.add Let me knwo how it goes! Riddick |
[root@calvin ~]# killall dhcpcd
dhcpcd: no process killed [root@calvin ~]# dhcpcd -G 192.168.1.1 bash: dhcpcd: command not found [root@calvin ~]# |
What distribution are you running?
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then you will have a different DHCP client,
try writing dh and pressing tab twice and see what you get. Riddick |
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dhclient dhclient-script dhcp6c |
do "ifdown" then "ifconfig eth0 up" then "dhclient"
see if you get a favourable result! Riddick |
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have you checked the configuration on the router
that it is explicitly set as what you want it to be? Sorry for not being very helpful, Riddick |
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Mark |
very odd. Do you have a CD-RW?
I would try downloading Knoppix and seeing if it is possible to get a correct DHCP with knoppix. With that info we can see if there is a problem with your software. Riddick |
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