Re: receiving unexpected IP address *outside* of VPN

["Hex Star" <hexstar@gmail.com>]

Hmm well for starters ditch that D-Link product and get a real network product like a Linksys router...D-Link is absolute crap!

On 3/19/06, Kent West < westk@acu.edu> wrote:

Levi Waldron wrote:

>No windows machines at all on the network, just this debian machine
>and a mac.  It's happening right now with this being the only machine
>on the subnet.
>
>As for the differing hardware addresses, very observant!  I made one
>of them up just for privacy, just for privacy even though I'm sure it
>really doesn't matter, and forgot to change the other.  In reality
>there's only one hardware address.  By the way,  I've noticed the same
>thing when connecting by wireless.
>
>
Don't pay attention to me; I don't know what I'm talking about.

But a fwe weeks I was seeing something similar on my box, and finding a
reference in the archives, did an "aptitude purge zeroconf", and my
problem went away.

--
Kent


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