by Alex » Sun, 27 Jan 2002 12:36:30
LEASETIME=169058
RENEWALTIME=84529
REBINDTIME=147925
The date on the file is "Jan 20 22:49".
If I read this correctly, it should have renewed in approx. 24 hours.
However, the date stamp on the file has not changed. Does it mean that
something
wrong with dhcpcd server?
Thanks.
by Dean Thompso » Sun, 27 Jan 2002 12:54:55
Hi!,
> I converted to use dhcp last weekend. The "dhcpcd-eth1.info" file has
> this in it.
> LEASETIME=169058
> RENEWALTIME=84529
> REBINDTIME=147925
> The date on the file is "Jan 20 22:49".
> If I read this correctly, it should have renewed in approx. 24 hours.
> However, the date stamp on the file has not changed. Does it mean that
> something wrong with dhcpcd server?
See ya
Dean Thompson
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