| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 4572.1 | update for LKG | NPSS::GLASER | Steve Glaser DTN 2267212 LKG1-2/E10 (G17) | Thu Apr 25 1996 00:49 | 11 |
| LKG supports both. An updated version of the table in .0 is:
Facility Wireless DHCP
IVO Yes Yes
LJO Yes No
LKG Yes Yes
MKO No Yes
PKO No No
SHR Yes Yes
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| 4572.2 | | VLNVAX::MGRACEFFA | | Thu Apr 25 1996 08:08 | 29 |
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PKO has DHCP. An updated version of the table in .0 is:
Facility Wireless DHCP
IVO Yes Yes
LJO Yes No
LKG Yes Yes
MKO No Yes
PKO No Yes
SHR Yes Yes
You can look at our CCS NT Web page for a list of all the sites
with DHCP. http://www-ccs.wro.dec.com/NT/
Offhand I can tell you we have it at: MKO, NQO,
NIO, DAS, NYO, COP, ALF, CXO, WRO, TRO, LKG, TAY1, AKO,
PKO, MSO, OGO, MRO, and SHR3 and the SHR3 MCS CXO-SHR LAN.
ZKO, LEX, and TAY2 will be coming online soon. RCO, RCH, and
KYO should be soon also.
I thought LJO was closing? DO we still have one or two builds and
approx. how many people are there? What business sits in LJO?
Mark
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| 4572.3 | .2> What business sits in LJO | DRDAN::KALIKOW | Lord help the Mr. without AltaVista! | Thu Apr 25 1996 08:36 | 2 |
| What business sits in LJO2? ISBU, for one...
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| 4572.4 | LJO supports DHCP | LJSRV1::PASCUCCI | | Thu Apr 25 1996 09:11 | 4 |
| LJO2 supports DHCP for wireless and wired connectivity. I'm not sure
what your problem was but it works fine for us...
Kev P.
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| 4572.5 | For the benighted... | MAIL1::GOODMAN | I see you shiver with antici.........pation! | Thu Apr 25 1996 11:25 | 6 |
| Sorry, what is DHCP? Why should I need/like/fund it? Pointers to
appropriate notes or conferences appreciated...
Thanks,
Roy
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| 4572.6 | DHCP | NPSS::GLASER | Steve Glaser DTN 2267212 LKG1-2/E10 (G17) | Thu Apr 25 1996 11:41 | 18 |
| Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol == DHCP.
It hands out IP addresses to systems and tells them the rest of the
just as well (subnet mask, default route, name server, etc.).
SYstem gets a "lease" on the address and can renew the lease
periodically.
Benefit: removes the hassle of configuring end nodes, more likely that
they are properly configured.
Problems: won't do servers (cause most folks don't want their servers
switching IP addresses on them), breaks some security schemes (e.g. NFS
/etc/exports list), makes X-windows somewhat more difficult (you have
to discover your IP address in order to point an application back to
your screen rather than hardcoding the DNS name somewhere in a script).
Steveg
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| 4572.7 | | TENNIS::KAM | Kam WWSE 714/261.4133 DTN/535.4133 IVO | Thu Apr 25 1996 12:25 | 6 |
| We had meetings in the Cluster and Alpha Conference room. I booted my
pc and could NOT obtain an IP address. I was successfully able to
obtain an address in both MKO and SHR. Was there something missing in
a configuration parameter that I should look at?
Regards,
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| 4572.9 | | PADC::KOLLING | Karen | Thu Apr 25 1996 13:54 | 5 |
| When we just set up ISDN at our site (NT RAS PRI server with an Allegra
card, Windows for Workgroups pcs with US Robotics Sportster 128K cards
calling in), we tried to use DHCP and couldn't get it to work, so
we reverted to hardcoded IP addresses.
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| 4572.10 | | TENNIS::KAM | Kam WWSE 714/261.4133 DTN/535.4133 IVO | Thu Apr 25 1996 14:09 | 2 |
| The individuals we displaced from the Alpha Conference room were using
their Wireless RoamAbout. Maybe just the DHCP server was down.
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| 4572.11 | domain/beacon | LJSRV1::PASCUCCI | | Thu Apr 25 1996 17:02 | 5 |
| re .10: Your Domain ID and Beacon Key were probably not configured to
talk to our access points. Send mail to RDVAX::Help if you want the
config info for LJO.
Kp
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| 4572.12 | | TENNIS::KAM | Kam WWSE 714/261.4133 DTN/535.4133 IVO | Thu Apr 25 1996 18:06 | 6 |
| I believe that I left them to the default values of '1'. Thanks for
the suggestion. I won't be able to try it until our quarterly meeting
in Q2.
Regards,
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| 4572.13 | | DRDAN::KALIKOW | Lord help the Mr. without AltaVista! | Thu Apr 25 1996 20:50 | 2 |
| Is that like 1+1=4 for NON-default values of '1'? Just curious... :)
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| 4572.14 | | TENNIS::KAM | Kam WWSE 714/261.4133 DTN/535.4133 IVO | Thu Apr 25 1996 22:52 | 17 |
| Don't quite understand what you're illustrating. Here's the Properties
and Values.
Property: Value:
Attribute Memory Size 8000
Beacon Key 1
Domain ID 1
Encryption Enable OFF
Encryption Key
NWID 5080
Roaming Enable ON
Station Address
Station Name pc433slc
Windows 95 Flag 1
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| 4572.15 | | QUARK::LIONEL | Free advice is worth every cent | Fri Apr 26 1996 08:55 | 5 |
| "It's a joke, son!" (As often stated by Foghorn Leghorn.)
Sort of like "2+2=5 for large values of 2".
Steve
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| 4572.16 | | DRDAN::KALIKOW | Lord help the Mr. without AltaVista! | Fri Apr 26 1996 09:49 | 2 |
| I thought Kam was responding to Kevin Pascucci, not to me... :-)
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| 4572.17 | | VLNVAX::MGRACEFFA | | Sun Apr 28 1996 16:18 | 5 |
|
Can someone tell me what WINS servers the DHCP scope in LJO is using?
Are they the CCS WINS servers?
Mark
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| 4572.18 | RoamAbout sites and parameters. | IROCZ::SCHWARTZ | | Mon Apr 29 1996 11:56 | 14 |
| Hi,
NO facility should ever be using the defaults of 1 & 1. This is a
severe security issue! The Littleton/Maynard cluster have
standardized on a common Domain ID and Beacon key to allow users to
move between faclities. I know that MKO has at least one RoamAbout AP
running also using these same parameters and SHR is also using the same
parameters.
Jeff
RoamAbout Engineering Group.
www-wireless.lkg.dec.com
NOTED::WIRELESS_LANS
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| 4572.19 | | TENNIS::KAM | Kam WWSE 714/261.4133 DTN/535.4133 IVO | Mon Apr 29 1996 12:30 | 10 |
| Well I'm using 1 & 1, however, I had my own AP in MKO. In SHR I had
the same values set and was able to gain access to their network,
therefore, they must be using the same values? Couldn't gain access
there. Whom do we contact at these facilities to get these values so
when we visit there for meetings we can access the network?
What do you recommend we set these values at? Are there any corporate
guidelines for these?
Regards,
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| 4572.21 | | TENNIS::KAM | Kam WWSE 714/261.4133 DTN/535.4133 IVO | Mon Apr 29 1996 14:47 | 22 |
| We're looking for DHCP servers NOT WINS, I believe they are different and
we're not using WINS anyways. Also, we need to know the values for:
Beacon Key ?
Domain ID ?
NWID ??
Property: Value:
Attribute Memory Size 8000
Beacon Key 1
Domain ID 1
Encryption Enable OFF
Encryption Key
NWID 5080
Roaming Enable ON
Station Address
Station Name pc433slc
Windows 95 Flag 1
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| 4572.22 | | plugh.ibg.ljo.dec.com::needle | Money talks. Mine says "Good-Bye!" | Mon Apr 29 1996 15:13 | 5 |
| When you sent mail to [email protected] or RDVAX::HELP, as Kevin Pascucci
mentioned in .10, what did they say (they probably forwarded it to Kevin
for response)?
j.
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| 4572.23 | http://www-ccs.wro.dec.com/nt/ | GVA05::HOUZE | | Thu May 02 1996 04:43 | 23 |
| Hi All,
This is a pointer to the CCS (see acronym below) NT Infrastructure
web pages:
http://www-ccs.wro.dec.com/nt/
all you ever wanted to know about DHCP,WINS,RAS,EXCHANGE being deployed
at Digital - Try it. You might want to get an account for using this
infrastructure right now.
Best Regards,
Christian-Luc Houze, EDS Geneva, Digital Business Partner
CCS stands for Connectivity and Computing Services, which is the name
the organization adopted in January 1996 when:
the GPS (Global Processing Services) and GT&NS (Global Telecommunications
and Networking Services) organizations merged into one.
GPS was previously known as CNS which stood for:
Compute and Network Services.
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