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4.1.3 Troubleshooting the Failure to Obtain an IP Address in DHCP
Mode
This section describes how to troubleshoot a failure to obtain an IP address in Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol (DHCP) mode. When a user accessing the Internet in LAN mode fails
to obtain an IP address by DHCP mode, refer to the following guidelines to address the issue.
Fault Location
If the fault occurs, determine the fault location by performing
.
If the test result is "get IP successful", the link between the MA5612 and the upper-layer BRAS
is available, and the fault occurs on the link between the MA5612 and the user terminal. Use the
following guidelines to locate the fault.
Fault Location
Location Analysis
Possible Causes
User terminal
If the fault does not recur when the
user's PC is replaced, the fault is
on the PC.
The network interface card (NIC) in
the PC is faulty or disabled.
If the fault does not recur when the
user's terminal is replaced, the
fault is on the user's terminal.
The user's terminal is faulty.
Link between the
user terminal and
the MA5612
The link state of the user port is
offline.
A fault has occurred on the
subscriber line.
l
The quality of the subscriber line
is deteriorated.
l
The subscriber line is old.
l
The subscriber line connectors
are loose.
MA5612
The user port is not activated.
The user port is deactivated.
The fault does not recur when the
line of the affected user is moved
to another user port.
The user port is faulty.
The configured service port data is
inconsistent with the data plan.
The configured service port data,
such as the port ID, is incorrect.
If the test result is not "get IP successful", the link between the MA5612 and the upper-layer
BRAS is unavailable. Use the following guidelines to locate the fault on the link.
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