t rebooted C8 but I'm prepared if necessary.
Is there something else I should do before rebooting C8? Is that even
likely to solve the problem?
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"Fairness i
d running? Try restarting that.
Simon Matter wrote:
> Doesn't systemd do some kind of its own name resolution thing these days?
>
> Maybe someone else can say more about this.
Thanks. But nscd is not running. Perusing all the active systemd
services, I restarted systemd-resolve
ymlink. It contains only a
single reference to the local BIND9 and a search statement with one
argument.
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NING: .local is reserved for Multicast DNS You are currently
testing what happens when an mDNS query is leaked to DNS".
So, is it possible that this issue is a result of using ".local"
as a pseudo-TLD for the local network?
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Dave Close, Compata, Irvine CA "There is no secu
return] resolve dns myhostname
/etc/hosts contains only the usual localhost stuff and one entry for a
related company with no public name available.
"ps -ef" does not reveal any process name containing "dmasq".
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plified nsswitch.conf to just "host: files dns" and the
problem seems to be resolved. (Time will tell.)
Changing the TLD will take some time and care but that seems like a
good idea. Thanks!
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ses and restarted dhcpd." Still,
ISC DHCP offers the same old address in response to discover. Where
else does it remember that address?
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The most likely way for the
t the defined static
address. Where is it keeping this old information?
What additional change do I need to make to the C6 DHCP server to get
it to forget the old address and respond properly to the discover
request?
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dhcpd continues to use; it's what I want it to offer. But it
doesn't and continues to offer the old address.
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request the necessary change.
If things start working after that, I'll post a followup.
Thanks for all the advice.
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"There are conditions of blindness
p tcp -m tcp --dport 901 -j ACCEPT
But: $ nmap -sT -p901 localhost
PORTSTATE SERVICE
901/tcp closed samba-swat
Please tell me what I've missed or give a pointer to better help.
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d...@comp
UM tells me no such package. Where do you get it?
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"It is well that there is no one without a fault;
for he would not have a friend in the wo
eady indicated, port 901 is not open. It is not listed
in the netstat output, either. But why not?
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"If every conceivable precaution is taken at first, one is
Well, when one solution doesn't work, find another. It turns out that
there is an SSHFS solution for Windows to connect and I'm working it
now. I'm stuck waiting for the customer to enter his password. Maybe
this will all be resolved tomorrow.
Thanks to all.
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>
>I don't manage that device so I'll have to request the necessary change.
>If things start working after that, I'll post a followup.
Sorry for the delayed followup. Fixing the security device did indeed
fix the problem. It was never a problem with the Centos 6 DHCP
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