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RE: (ASCEND) DHCP Spoofing/P75 Address Robbing




I have a similar problem with my users running Windows NT on a laptop
that connects to a DHCP spoofing Pipeline 75 at home and to a DHCP
enabled network in the office. 

When a user connects to a Pipeline they get given an IP address using
DHCP correctly UNTIL they bring their laptop into the office and then
take it home again. After getting a different IP address from the office
DHCP server when they take the machine home, the Pipeline 75 (5.1Ap4)
refuses to grant a new IP lease to the laptop.

I have no experiance of pre-5.1 code to know if this is new or long
standing behaviour. I was about to double check my configuration
settings to see if it was my mistake, but perhaps I better call tech
support and log a fault...

philip ross
Xerox Research Centre Europe.


> -----Original Message-----
> From:	MMedwid@symantec.com [SMTP:MMedwid@symantec.com]
> Sent:	Wednesday, November 05, 1997 1:34 AM
> To:	ascend-users@bungi.com
> Subject:	(ASCEND) DHCP Spoofing/P75 Address Robbing
> 
>      I sent the following message to one of our VIPs in response to a 
>      problem he was having bringing his laptop computer home from the 
>      office.  He has a routing/NAT using/DHCP spoofing P75 at home.  
>      I wondered if anyone else had ever seen this issue...
>      
>       
>      ---
>      Bob,
> 
	... text removed to save precious electrons ...
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