Have you tried running tcpdump on that machine/interface to make sure that the
requests coming in at least:

a) get there and
b) look correct?

Im not sure on NetBSD/FDDI support but if the request isnt getting to the
server, can you check that at least its getting into the machine? Its a point
to work backwards from.

Cheers,

Paul

Kevin Sullivan wrote:

> My DHCP server is a NetBSD/i386 machine (running 1.3.3) with both FDDI and
> ethernet ports.  I have found that the DHCP server will not hear any
> requests from the FDDI port, whether the requests are broadcast on that net
> or forwarded from another net.  The server is listening on that net, it
> just isn't hearing anything.
>
> When the DHCP server starts up, it says:
>
> Internet Software Consortium DHCPD $Name:  $
> Copyright 1995, 1996 The Internet Software Consortium.
> All rights reserved.
> Listening on BPF/de0/00:00:c0:cf:61:0e/128.182.58.0
> Sending on   BPF/de0/00:00:c0:cf:61:0e/128.182.58.0
> Listening on BPF/fpa0/08:00:2b:b2:3a:86/128.182.40.0
> Sending on   BPF/fpa0/08:00:2b:b2:3a:86/128.182.40.0
> Sending on   Socket/fallback/fallback-net
>
> Is this a known problem with 1.3.3?  I'll try to test this with 1.4 but I
> don't have any non-production machines with FDDI cards so it may take a
> while.
>
>         -Kevin