Dual Server has an error I've verified in both v7.75 & v8.00 RC.
Using an IP address (four octets, eg- 99.99.99.99) in DHCP option# 66 or 150 (DHCP Options for TFTP server), will produce strange unicode results that are unrelated to the data.
For example, the following works fine:
66=tftp-server.internal
Yet the following (either of the records) results in strange text from DualServer:
66=10.10.10.10150=10.10.10.10
In addition, there is something about the #3 option (Router aka Default Gateway) that doesn't work on the majority of my machines (linux or Windows). All other fields are populated; however, the Default Gateway is not.
It makes no difference whether I use the name or number, for example:
Router=10.10.10.1
3=10.10.10.1
Last edit: rkmwpb 2024-06-04
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Dual Server has an error I've verified in both v7.75 & v8.00 RC.
Using an IP address (four octets, eg- 99.99.99.99) in DHCP option# 66 or
150 (DHCP Options for TFTP server), will produce strange unicode results
that are unrelated to the data.
For example, the following works fine: 66=tftp-server.internal
Yet the following (either of the records) results in strange being
delivered by DualServer:
~~~
66=10.10.10.10
150=10.10.1.010
~~~
In addition, there is something about the #3 option (Router aka Default
Gateway) that doesn't work on the majority of my machines (linux or
Windows). All other fields are populated; however, the Default Gateway is
not.
It makes no difference whether I use the name or number, for example:
~~~
Router=10.10.10.1
3=10.10.10.1
~~~
Dual Server has an error I've verified in both v7.75 & v8.00 RC.
Using an IP address (four octets, eg- 99.99.99.99) in DHCP option# 66 or 150 (DHCP Options for TFTP server), will produce strange unicode results that are unrelated to the data.
For example, the following works fine:
Yet the following (either of the records) results in strange text from DualServer:
In addition, there is something about the #3 option (Router aka Default Gateway) that doesn't work on the majority of my machines (linux or Windows). All other fields are populated; however, the Default Gateway is not.
It makes no difference whether I use the name or number, for example:
Last edit: rkmwpb 2024-06-04
DHCP Options having string value should be double quoted
66="10.10.10.10"
150="10.10.1.010"
Thanks
Achal Dhir
On Tue, Jun 4, 2024 at 8:18 AM rkmwpb rkmwpb@users.sourceforge.net wrote: