> being returned to Linux is causing severe network problems, incluing
> DHCP broadcast storms. Caldera's LIZARD utility gets into a state
> whereby it starts flooding the network with DHCP broadcasts that will
> crash local and remote networks (we have brought down our T1 with US
Now thats interesting. I've seen a couple of Caldera reports but no others.
Does Lizard do its own dhcp differently to the other dhcp packages ?
Alan
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