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It will kill my fiber to the home network box that my telco installed, and provides DHCP. It isn't a load issue, it is a "the DHCP server died" issue.
by mdekkers 9y ago
It will kill my fiber to the home network box that my telco installed, and provides DHCP. It isn't a load issue, it is a "the DHCP server died" issue.
- acdha 9y agoThat's a bug in that software stack which is unique to however they've designed it. The right thing to do is fix it or replace it rather than blaming the vendor you notice problems with, just as you wouldn't blame a pothole on the first car to hit it.