Unable to get IP address from DHCP since upgrading

Hi all,
I upgraded my machine to Mountain Lion last night. Ever since then I have been unable to get any IP information using DHCP. Each time I hit Renew Lease within the Network control panel I just get back a self assigned IP address. If I look in the system logs I see the following generated each time my machine tries to look for the DHCP server:
Jul 26 01:32:27 Lightning.local configd[22]: bootp_session: bind port 68 failed, No route to host
Jul 26 01:32:27 Lightning.local configd[22]: bootp_client_open_socket: S_get_bootp_socket() failed, No route to host
Jul 26 01:32:27 Lightning.local configd[22]: bootp_client_bind_socket_to_if(en1, 6): session socket isn't open
Jul 26 01:32:27 Lightning.local configd[22]: bootp_session_transmit: neither bpf nor socket send available
Jul 26 01:32:27 Lightning.local configd[22]: bootp_client_bind_socket_to_if(en1, 0): session socket isn't open
Jul 26 01:32:28 Lightning.local configd[22]: bootp_session_delayed_close(): socket is already closed
I've tried rebooting, clearing the PRAM, deleting Prefs, etc, but nothing seems to have worked.
Anyone any ideas what is going on or what else to try? It used to work perfectly before I upgraded.
Thanks

I am also having this problem since I upgraded to Mountain Lion. I did an upgrade from Lion, not a clean install. I had done a clean install of Lion though. In my case, the network connection is working most of the time, but it is droping one a day. Deactivating the Ethernet and the Wi-Fi adapters and reactivating them does not help.
Here is my what I am getting in the console when I have lost internet connection and I try to renew the DHCP lease:
2012-08-30 6:13:59.158 PM configd[17]: bootp_session: bind port 68 failed, No route to host
2012-08-30 6:13:59.158 PM configd[17]: bootp_client_open_socket: S_get_bootp_socket() failed, No route to host
2012-08-30 6:13:59.158 PM configd[17]: bootp_client_enable_receive(en0): failed
2012-08-30 6:14:00.158 PM configd[17]: bootp_session_delayed_close(): socket is already closed
And I get a self assigned IP.
I hope Apple will have a fix for this soon!
Cheers!
JF

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Actually My partnerLink had two messageTypes one for Input message request and the other for the Output message request and for the input message i had used the operation as initiate also for the output messsage type operation as result.For both of them binding is defined.
With these am passing the values from myBPELl to the service which am nvoking dynamically but unable to capture the response the variables are local to myBPEL.

Siebel 8.0.0.12 Fix Pack; Unable to get the seed from binary file.

Hello Folks,
Can anyone throw some light into what action is required on my scenario.
I have applied Fix Pack Siebel 8.0.0.12 on top of 8.0.0.11 SBA. After it is appled, I am facing a documented issue within the Release Notes for the 8.0.0.12 Fix Pack
The issue is "UNABLE TO LAUNCH URL AFTER APPLYING SIEBEL 8.0.0.12". I tried the steps given with the MR document, however, I am still having this issue.
I am also not sure what is expected at the step of; Run the following command: seedgeneratorutil myseed.dat abcdef .
It's asking me for a value to enter for seed at command prompt. "Enter the seed":
what I should give here. As an assumption values,I gave SADMIN and tried to launch but still shows up the same error
Please Assit
Steps Details from Release Notes:
UNABLE TO LAUNCH URL AFTER APPLYING SIEBEL 8.0.0.12
Component: Server Infrastructure
Subcomponent: SWSE
Product Version: Siebel 8.0.0.12
Base Bug ID: 11938270
**Users are unable to launch the URL after applying the Siebel 8.0.0.12 Fix Pack.
**Use the following workaround to address this issue:
Navigate to the eappweb/bin directory from the command line on the SWSE installation.
Run the following command:
seedgeneratorutil myseed.dat abcdef
NOTE: In the example, myseed.dat is a filename. You can give any file name you wish.
The myseed.dat file is generated in the eappweb/bin directory.
Edit eapps.cfg to include the following parameters under the SWE section:
seedfile = < complete path for myseed.dat >
Bounce the web server.
(For Linux only) Copy libmod_swe.so from the eappweb/bin folder to the web/ohs/modules folder
Thanks
Kumar

Wilson,
Thanks for your reply.I have repeated the steps and regenerated the error messages.
Browser
Message:
An error occurred while trying to process your request. This error indicates a problem with the configuration of this server and should be reported to the webmaster (along with any errors listed below). We apologize for the inconvenience
Initialization error:
Unable to get the seed from binary file.
Log
2021 2011-09-20 23:23:01 0000-00-00 00:00:00 +0530 00000000 001 003f 0001 09 ss110920_7068 7068 7852 E:\sba80\SWEApp\log\ss110920_7068.log 8.0.0.12 [20444] ENU
ProcessPluginState ProcessPluginStateError 1 000000024e781b9c:0 2011-09-20 23:23:01 7852: [SWSE] Unable to get the seed from binary file.
Eapps.cfg
[swe]
Language = enu
Log = errors
LogDirectory = $(SWSERoot)\log
ClientRootDir = $(SWSERoot)
SessionMonitor = False
AllowStats = true
LogSegmentSize = 0
LogMaxSegments = 0
DisableNagle = False
seedfile = E:\sba80\SWEApp\BIN\80012seed.dat
Thanks
Kumar

Unable to get the media from the Endeca Experience manager version 11.0.0

Hi.,
Iam unable to get the media from the Endeca Experience Manager for my endeca app 'CRS'.
I have created the endeca app named 'CRS' using the reference app discover-data-catalog-integration and successfully initialized and indexed.Iam able to see the Indexed data in my endeca_jspref and the configurations in my Experience Manager.
I want to import the media from my experience manager(this is my actual requirement) and for this iam executing the get_media.bat cmd from my application's control folder,the cmd was executing successfully without any errors, but the media folder was not populating with any images that i can see in the Experience manager .Please do the needful to resolve this issue.
ThankYou!!!
C:\>cd Endeca\apps\CRS\control
C:\Endeca\apps\CRS\control>get_media.bat
[07.04.14 11:48:08] INFO: Checking definition from AppConfig.xml against existing EAC provisioning.
[07.04.14 11:48:09] INFO: Updating provisioning for component 'DailyReportGenerator'.
[07.04.14 11:48:09] INFO: Updating definition for component 'DailyReportGenerator'.
[07.04.14 11:48:10] INFO: Definition updated.
[07.04.14 11:48:10] INFO: Exporting resource 'http://localhost:8006/ifcr/sites/CRS/media' to 'C:\Endeca\apps\CRS\control\..\config\media'
[07.04.14 11:48:11] INFO: Finished exporting resource.

What media are you trying to import? There won't be any media returned with get_media unless you but media in to begin with using the set_media cmd. However, it's preferable to use the media MDEX rather than storing media in the ECR.

How can I get the address from a map struct?

Hello,
Who knows how to get the address from a map struct, and what's the meaning of the eighth argument (addr) of ufs_getpage() ?
I developed a modular to encrypt certain files. The approach is: I�fll change the vnode's v_op pointer when opening a file which should be decoded. I make the vnode->v_op point to my own ops struct. I made a new ufs_getpage function like below:
static int newufs_getpage(struct vnode* vp, offset_t off, size_t len,
uint_t* protp, page_t* plarr[], size_t plsz,
struct seg* seg, caddr_t addr, enum seg_rw rw,
struct cred* cr)
call old ufs_getpage(vp, off, len, protp, plarr, plsz, seg, addr, rw, cr);
decode the page.
After reading some source code about kernel, I know the plarr is the page which is read from the disk. But I don't know how to get the address of the page. I tried like below, but failed.
caddr_t baseaddr;
page_t *pp;
pp = plarr[0];
�c�c
baseaddr = hat_kpm_page2va(pp, 0);
�c�c
I logged the baseaddr:
cmn_err(CE_NOTE, �gbaseaddr %s�h, baseaddr);
or
char _buff[8];
int _len;
copyinstr(baseaddr, buff, 8, &len);
cmn_err(CE_NOTE, �gbaseaddr %s�h, _buff);
But I found the baseaddr is not what I want. Is there something wrong with my approach? What's the meaning of the eighth argument (addr) of ufs_getpage()
By the way, is there any documents concerning to the functions such as segvn_fault�Appmapin/ppmapout except the source code?

Hiya,
I think the address is the faulting address in segmap.
But why not have a look at the file event management framework in NFSv4:
http://cvs.opensolaris.org/source/xref/on/usr/src/uts/common/fs/fem.c
To support NFSv4 delegation, FEM provides hooks to intercept filesystem operations.
Maybe you could use that to implement what you want? Probably safer than doing what you are doing now. Go see fem_install().
Cheers,
R.
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