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hello

i have a strange problem, not sure whats going on. i
have  a dhcp3-server on a machine. the server is serves
to eth1 and eth2 addresses. now i would like to block
the server (so that a client cant send a request
anymore).

but so far i dont even manage to block the dhcprequest
with the default policy drop.

i have all 3 tables all chains drop
i dont have any rule

but when i do tcpdump i can see the following

192.168.5.30 bootpc > 192.168.5.1 bootps ......
192.168.5.1 bootps > 192.168.5.30.bootpc ....

what is going on? does dhcp-request goes somehow over
layer2?

or am i missing the big picture?

thanks
francis


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