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On Thu, 17 May 2007 16:08:00 +0200 |
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Dan Johansson <Dan.Johansson@×××.nu> wrote: |
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> I'm having some trouble with dhcpcd and CiscoVPN. This is what I do |
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> and what's happening. |
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> Computer starts and brings up eth1 (Wireless interface) |
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> dhcpcd starts and gets IP, GW, resolv.conf information (wich is |
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> correct at this time) |
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> cisco-vpnclient-starts and I get a new interface cipsec0 with "VPN"-IP |
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> the vpn-client also changes the default-gw and resolv.conf |
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> I can now do dnslookups for the hosts in the company network |
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> (resolv.conf is the on from the company). |
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> After a few minutes resolv.conf gets overwritten with the dhcpcd |
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> version, and I can no longer do any lookups for hosts in the company |
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> network, I can still connect to the hosts using IP. |
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> Any suggestions on how to make dhcpcd not to override the resolv.conf |
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> from the cisco-vpn-client? |
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> Regards, |
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Dhcpcd has an option for that, i believe it's -R. for example, on this |
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diskless router the dhcpcd on eth1 can't rewrite resolv.conf or the |
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netboot will fail: |
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>>>FROM conf.d/net: |
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| config_eth1=("dhcp") |
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| dhcpcd_eth1=("-R") |
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However, you may need to find some way to get that information filled |
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out with your corporate intranet info before you use the vpn. |
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