I have a 715/100xc with a static ip address set during the os install. I wish to change this to a dhcp client. I have read various papers and noted that I need to change the DHCP[X]=0 to =1 in the netconf file. Is this all I need to do the as the ip address subnet mask etc are still set. Will they be ignored at boot time ? or do i need to comment them out of the file.
Hi, Neil If the DHCP_ENABLE=1 in /etc/rc.config.d/netconf file, even if you had assigned static IP,subnet et al, while booting the system will fetch the ip from DHCP server.if DHCP_ENABLE=0 then only your static IP comes into picture
As long as the DHCP server is configured properly; all you should need to do on the client side of things is set the DHCP switch to 1 and comment out the static address (in netconf).