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Ever wondered how a computer can boot without a local disk? Here is how PXE Boot loads an operating system over the network, step by step ππ
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Windows shows 169.254.x.x.
That's a clue.
The device didn't receive the IPv4 configuration it expected from DHCP.
Now I'd investigate why before changing unrelated settings.
#DHCP #Troubleshooting
π dhcp-lease-list: CLI tool: dhcp-lease-list π¦ https://packages.debian.org/dhcp-lease-list π https://github.com/javimosch/supercli #dhcp-lease-list #supercli
#IPv6 finally the server has the correct #IPv6 via #Kea #DHCP again. Even when using #DUID Kea on #pfSense or DHCP client on #Debian keeps the wrong IP for a longer time. Even system reboot gets the wrong IP again.
I delete leases files in /var/lib/dhcp and /var/lib/dhcpd and befor rebooting, i [β¦]
Craft DHCP Discover packets with custom Option 82 fields (Circuit ID, Remote ID) using Scapy to test DHCP snooping and relay agents on enterprise switches. https://www.valtersit.com/vault/custom-dhcp-option-82-relay-agent-information-injection-950fb8/ #python #scapy #dhcp
This week on openSUSE Planet: A remote root exploit via #DHCP found in wicked, #Packman announces discontinuation by #NewYears unless a successor steps up, and the #openSUSE version diff tool puts 17,500+ packages in one searchable table. news.opensuse.org/2026/09/11/p...