Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Fri May 30 04:27:13 CDT 2008
Hi John It was #1! After the update the Trapeze units popped in service right away. The client held his breath for a second that we should tell the MacBuff what to do. Great feeling. Please pass my sincere thanks to your Mac friend! /gustav PS: Once again, should any of you have forgotten, remember to a ask here for solutions to serious troubles. >>> john at winhaven.net 29-05-2008 20:55 >>> Hi Gustav, Nate offered up a couple of things to check right away. 1. If running 10.5, update to the newest version (10.5.3) which just came out yesterday. It fixes a few DHCP problems people might have. It is definitely a must if the server is only on 10.5.0. 2. Make sure there are no typos in the address files on the server or in the router IP area or DNS area. 3. Make sure the range of IP addresses is large enough or is set properly. 4. Increase the log level to see if the server is denying the requests for IP addresses or if there are any other problems. Overall, he said if the information is entered correctly, it should just work. Otherwise, they should have Applecare (if it is new) and they should call Apple to see if there are other things underlying that are causing it. Hope this helps. John B.