[ug-bosug] WLAN Connectivity - DHCP Client

[VIVEK]

Probably the dhcp client start up script will be in /etc/rc3.d/ directory.

Find out yr dhcp client daemon in /etc/rc3.d/ directory & just make the no:
begining with to a higher.

in my system it's "S34dhcp" .The 'S' (capital S) indicates the daemon has to
start. the '34' is the priority. change it to 99 or some thing like that &
restart the system. I think it will be alright if the pblm is because of
some dipendency failure. Just Give a try ... don't know much the result is.
Never had come across such a situation. :-)


-Vivek

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:ug-bosug-bounces at opensolaris.org]On Behalf Of KNR
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 12:41 PM
To: Bangalore OpenSolaris User Group
Subject: Re: [ug-bosug] WLAN Connectivity - DHCP Client


Vivek,
How do I do that?
Thanks,
KNR

VIVEK wrote:

>Ya right I think,
> Probably making the DHCP client start up prority to low (high no:) in the
start up script directory may help u!!
>
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>[mailto:ug-bosug-bounces at opensolaris.org]On Behalf Of Sanjeev Bagewadi
>Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 5:01 PM
>To: Bangalore OpenSolaris User Group
>Subject: Re: [ug-bosug] WLAN Connectivity - DHCP Client
>
>
>KNR,
>
>I smell a SMF dependency issue (probably I am jumping to conclusion here).
>But, from the symptoms that you describe I suspect that during boot up
>not all
>dependent services are up and hence the dhcpagent fails.
>
>-- Sanjeev.
>
>Nageswara Rao wrote:
>
>
>
>>Guys,
>>I am using a Ferrari 4000 with a built in Wireless Adaptor (fr4kndis0).
Occasionally, when I start the laptop, it fails to establish connectivity
because dhcpagent fails to start.  I have tried starting dhcpagent with the
'-v' option but it returns to the prompt with no messages/log.
>>This, like any tough issue, is a sporadic problem I am facing.  If I
restart the laptop, it usually succeeds.  But, when it happens it is
annoying.  Also, if I start the network and DHCP client through inetmenu, it
usually succeeds.  It is when it tries to connect during boot, that it
fails, usually.
>>Not sure if I should worry about this, but was wondering if any one else
has faced these issues.
>>KNR
>>
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