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BevHarris
Member since Jul-11-03
1822 posts Dec-14-04, 05:04 PM (PST)

97. "it was 192.168.2.4"
In response to message #95

GEMS is said to be "not networked" and "stand alone" and "not connected to anything."
In one county, we were allowed to sit at the computer. The computer was physically disconnected from the digiboard, which was sitting on top of it. The Windows System Event log showed repeated errors saying it was trying to connect but the device wasn't connected. The only program loaded on the computer (except for basic Windows and simple accessories that come with Windows, like Notepad) was GEMS.

Now, I'm not sure whether this next message shows this particular computer calling out, or it is just a network problem -- except that these machines are also not supposed to be networked, and they are purchased as custom units directly from Diebold.

Here is one of many different kinds of messages:

FLAG-TRAIN The DHCP server issued a NACK to the client (0001A8C00100502C070C07) for the address (192.168.2.4) request.

We have several logs from several different counties, and all of the GEMS Windows event logs show various kinds of DHCP messages, and some warnings.

Bev