This is a discussion on WIreless client cannot get ip within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I have a setup that looks like this: [server 192.168.1.1] --- [ switch ] --- [Wireless AP] The server is running ...
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I have a setup that looks like this:
[server 192.168.1.1] --- [ switch ] --- [Wireless AP] The server is running dhcp. The wireless access point is a Buffalo wla-g54c. It does NOT have dhcp, and I have it configured with WPA-PSK although that is probably irrelevent. I guess I should try unsecured just to be sure. The AP has address 1.253, netmask 255.255.255.0 and gateway 192.168.1.1. With a wireless client, I get a connection, but the client (windows) fails trying to get a network address. On the server, I run wireshark, with a filter tcp.port == 67 or udp.port == 67. When I try to reconnect the client, no packets ever show up. If I just connect the client machine directly to the switch with a wire, I see a DHCP request. Shouldn't the AP "forward" all broadcast packets from the wireless client? Why can't my wireless client get a network address assigned? Marvin |