I'm having a little bit of odd behavior with my Pogo. Though it's a mini home server, I sometimes roam across different test networks, always on private off-internet LANs. For 192.168.x.x It will always grab an IP, and I can arp from a client, or just check the router or dhcp server for what it's IP is.
However, when I put the device on a 10.x.x.x network, it doesn't grab an IP, and I don't have access to that server's DHCP server.
I've looked at /etc/network/interfaces and there is a wired-eth0 but it doesn't appear to be used as it's all commented out.
Is there a way to see what may be causing it to not boot up and grab a non 192.168.x.x IP ? I do poweroff and just plug it into new networks as needed. This works for the 192.168.x.x networks fine, if it's previous IP is now leased out, it just gets a new one. But no go on 10.x.x.x networks. Nothing is hard-coded, that I have ever done with regards to networking or subnet, or gateway configurations.
The pogo device is not running a dhcp server, only a dhcp client. Thanks.