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07-27-2023 12:10 AM
Have configured an interface on cisco 2811 for DHCP, it is up/up but not accepting an address. I've attached a basic config and DHCP debug. Any advice would be appreciated, any further info can be provided.
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07-27-2023 05:40 AM
Hello Peter,
I am probably wrong, and you likely right. I just remembered there was something about the source routing. My very first router was running an 11.x version, there were all kinds of 'weird' things going on.
Curious to see how this gets resolved...
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07-27-2023
05:47 AM
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11:43 PM
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Hi Georg,
Oh, yes, there was this
no ip classless
configured by default, and there was the
ip subnet-zero
which allowed or disallowed the use of the first subnet of a major network (for example,
10.0.0.0/24 of 10.0.0.0/8
). Weird classful times indeed! : )
Best regards,
Peter
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07-27-2023
07:01 AM
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Georg, if you do recall something
weird
about source routing, please send me a follow up message.
Reason I ask, possibly I'm among the few that liked to use source routing while troubleshooting some network issues.
BTW, I know disabling source routing applied to transit traffic, don't know if it also applies to same device sourced traffic.
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