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Hello everyone,
I'm writing a simple DHCP server for a ARM microprocessor.
I directly connected it with a Win PC by an Ethernet cable: the PC acts as a DHCP client.
After some seconds I receive (4!) DISCOVER packet(s).
I reply with OFFER packet where I send an IP.
The server has IP = 192.168.5.201.
It is offering the IP = 192.168.5.202.

This is the Wireshark dump:

Why the client is not requesting the REQUEST packet?

Thanks

Hello everyone,
I'm writing a simple DHCP server for a ARM microprocessor.
I directly connected it with a Win PC by an Ethernet cable: the PC acts as a DHCP client.
After some seconds I receive (4!) DISCOVER packet(s).
I reply with OFFER packet where I send an IP.
The server has IP = 192.168.5.201.
It is offering the IP = 192.168.5.202.

This is the Wireshark dump:

Why the client is not requesting the REQUEST packet?

Thanks

Hello everyone,
I'm writing a simple DHCP server for a ARM microprocessor.
I directly connected it with a Win PC by an Ethernet cable: the PC acts as a DHCP client.
After some seconds I receive (4!) DISCOVER packet(s).
I reply with OFFER packet where I send an IP.
The server has IP = 192.168.5.201.
It is offering the IP = 192.168.5.202.

This is the Wireshark dump:

Hello everyone,
I'm writing a simple DHCP server for a ARM microprocessor.
I directly connected it with a Win PC by an Ethernet cable: the PC acts as a DHCP client.
After some seconds I receive (4!) DISCOVER packet(s).
I reply with OFFER packet where I send an IP.
The server has IP = 192.168.5.201.
It is offering the IP = 192.168.5.202.

This is the Wireshark dump:

Image @ Dump

Why the client is not requesting the REQUEST packet?

Thanks