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  • June 2, 2008 at 7:27 am #372968
    Bpepermans
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    Hello there,

    My question may seem completely dumb but I’m facing a sudden issue with my Leopard Server and Clients. This morning, no one had internet connectivity. Going on the server machine : it has internet. DHCP was stopped. Didn’t find any good reason for that in the logs.
    So I did a full server restart. When the server is up, all services seem to be running smoothly except that clients don’t have internet acess…

    Coming back on a client machine with no internet to check confs. In the Network Preferences Pane, something strange appears : the router address (which can not be changed while in DHCP) is empty. Usually it was 10.110.0.1… Going to “manual mode” and setting the router address solves the issue, but I can not figure out why I have now to change form “Using DHCP” to “Manually” for each machine….

    The server configuration is up for 5 months and the last mods done are the Apple Software Update.

    Any clue to get back to “normal” mode ?

    Thanks !

    June 2, 2008 at 2:20 pm #372978
    Bpepermans
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    Yeah after the restart, DHCP starts up but nothing has changed : the client machines do not get the router info…

    So, where can it be ??

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