Re: DHCP Spoofing

William Burns <wdburns@cstar.ac.com> Fri, 01 November 1996 17:58 UTC

Date: Fri, 1 Nov 1996 12:51:22 -0500
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For the ascend ISDN router/bridges, that's a setting you can set so that
the ascend box will reply with a "temporary" DHCP assignment for host
machines hooked up to it....I think you can also set the lease time so
that you can force the client machine to renew its license once the 
ISDN line is up and stable. (i.e. give an address to pacify Win95 during
the ISDN connection and dialup phases).

At least that's how I understood it...


> 
> I just ran into a router feature called "DHCP Spoofing".  It was
> in an ascend pipeline 50 router.  Anyone know what DHCP spoofing is?
> 
> -John Wobus
> 


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William Burns                                             wdburns@tp.ac.com
  Mac/Unix Network Administrator
  Andersen Consulting                                            847.714.2098
  Technology Park Network Services, Alternative Technology Group

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