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I was hoping I could get her some insight with an peculiar issue I am having.
Right now I am running a linux server that has a DHCP service running, as well as a FreeLAN, which should allow clients to join and gain their IP address automatically. The issue I am having is that my clients who connect are having inconsistent results in obtaining an IP address.
The Host:
The host is running dnsmasq for the DHCP server, and it listens on the tap interface for incoming connections. FreeLAN is started by this command:
freelan --security.passphrase "my secret" --switch.relay_mode_enabled yes
Clients:
Clients join using the following command:
Greetings!
I was hoping I could get her some insight with an peculiar issue I am having.
Right now I am running a linux server that has a DHCP service running, as well as a FreeLAN, which should allow clients to join and gain their IP address automatically. The issue I am having is that my clients who connect are having inconsistent results in obtaining an IP address.
The Host:
The host is running dnsmasq for the DHCP server, and it listens on the tap interface for incoming connections. FreeLAN is started by this command:
freelan --security.passphrase "my secret" --switch.relay_mode_enabled yes
Clients:
Clients join using the following command:
freelan --security.passphrase "my secret" --fscp.contact [IP_ADDRESS]:12000 --tap_adapter.ipv4_dhcp 1 --tap_adapter.dhcp_proxy_enabled 0 --tap_adapter.metric 1
Am I doing anything wrong? (Also internet does drop out for a bit for the client when they do get their address for a brief minute or two.)
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