Closed LordMike closed 3 years ago
I was able to enable more logging in that log, and found events indicating an Ack timeout.. I find this strange as all packets I see are ~10ms apart.. :|
Thanks for the feedback. I checked the pcap file and there are 2 transactions in there:
So, on your desktop, what you can do is release the IP address first using ipconfig /release and they try to renew back using ipconfig /renew. This should fix the issue. For other devices try to disconnect the network or try rebooting them and see if they are getting new leases.
Huh ... I was convinced all packets were related to my own desktop - but you're right .. it's ofc. broadcasts.. :|
Ok - so the issue isn't a network one .. it's windows being stuck with the previous DHCP server. My lease time is 7200 seconds, so I guess if I just wait, then all devices should be on the new DHCP server.. :O
I wonder why my iPhone decided there was no internet.
Huh ... I was convinced all packets were related to my own desktop - but you're right .. it's ofc. broadcasts.. :|
Ok - so the issue isn't a network one .. it's windows being stuck with the previous DHCP server. My lease time is 7200 seconds, so I guess if I just wait, then all devices should be on the new DHCP server.. :O
I wonder why my iPhone decided there was no internet.
Do try rebooting the devices, on reboot they should try to get new lease if old lease is not getting renewed.
Cool. I'll give it a whirl. It probably works fine then.. :)
Thanks!
Can confirm. Works fine after my old leases expired.
This is odd. I've just set up a Raspberry Pi 4 w/ Technitium to be my new dedicated DNS / DHCP server, and I was excited to start doing DHCP with it (been running in docker so far).
My iPhone, laptop and Windows 10 Pro desktop are all unable to get a lease from the server. The server logs that it is offering (the same) addresses over and over - to no avail. I've made a packet capture.
The capture covers my desktop (Win10), during the course of a
ipconfig /renew "vEthernet (LAN)"
command which renews just the one interface.I'm seeing:
In this case, the IP's are:
The command I run on Windows, is:
ipconfig /renew "vEthernet (LAN)"
, and it outputs:Technitum-DHCP.zip
In the event log (Microsoft-Windows-Dhcp-Client), I can see the following:
Googling says this is a client issue, but I'm seeing this on multiple devices (incl. iPhone). :|