I'm having the same issue. I suspect the problem is that I'm using an older version of dhcpd that does not have the "domain-search" option available. Instead, I'm using the prior notation of:
This works for all other hosts except Natty, which presents the same error as above. For compatibility reasons, I cannot upgrade the DHCP server on that host. A Natty system should be able to handle the historic specification without errors.
I'm having the same issue. I suspect the problem is that I'm using an older version of dhcpd that does not have the "domain-search" option available. Instead, I'm using the prior notation of:
option domain-name-search code 119 = text;
option domain-name-search "company1.com company2.com company3.com";
This works for all other hosts except Natty, which presents the same error as above. For compatibility reasons, I cannot upgrade the DHCP server on that host. A Natty system should be able to handle the historic specification without errors.