"Peter Mancuso" <unishell@hotmail.com>  wrote:
 > Hello Marc,
 > 
 > you need to know your machines ID on the network, once you do simply insert 
 > this line in /etc/dhclient.conf
 > 
 > interface "rtk0"{
 > send dhcp-client-identifier "xxxxxxxxx";
 > }
 > 
 > replace "rtk0" with your network device (dmesg|more and find it there if you 
 > do not know it) and replace xxxxxxx with your machines ID on the network.

Related to this, I'm having a problem whereby I have a 'dhclient.conf'
and it says:

	interface "wi0" {
	       script "/etc/dhclient-wi0";
	}

along with the dhclient-wi0 script:

	#!/bin/sh
	/usr/sbin/wiconfig wi0 -p 3 -t 11 -k blah -e 0
	ifconfig wi0 up

When I run 'dhclient' manually, I get a "wi0: not found" even though
the script exists in /etc/dhclient-wi0, and is executable, and
works quite fine when run by itself...

Anyone seen this or know what I'm doing wrong?  This is 1.5U
incidentally.