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06-07-2006 01:28 AM
06-07-2006 01:28 AM
dhcp server configuration on redhat
Hi all,
I have a LAN called sub1.sub1 has a dhcp server
I want to use a pc with 2 network cards as a router between sub1(eth0) and another subnet called sub2(eth1) for boot process.For the network booting process i need to run a dhcp server on this pc but i want it to listen or respond only to the dhcp request from sub 2. I am confused how to configure my new dhcpd .What shoul i add to my new config file to support only
sub2 dhcp request?
Regards
I have a LAN called sub1.sub1 has a dhcp server
I want to use a pc with 2 network cards as a router between sub1(eth0) and another subnet called sub2(eth1) for boot process.For the network booting process i need to run a dhcp server on this pc but i want it to listen or respond only to the dhcp request from sub 2. I am confused how to configure my new dhcpd .What shoul i add to my new config file to support only
sub2 dhcp request?
Regards
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06-07-2006 01:44 AM
06-07-2006 01:44 AM
Re: dhcp server configuration on redhat
You should specify the NIC you want to listen for DHCP requests, in dhcp.conf .
dhcpd will answer to the request coming from the specified NIC
dhcpd will answer to the request coming from the specified NIC
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06-07-2006 08:52 AM
06-07-2006 08:52 AM
Re: dhcp server configuration on redhat
Your 'router' PC should relay DHCP requests from sub2 to your dhcp server on sub1.
You should add a subnet and range for sub2 to the dhcpd config.
JP
You should add a subnet and range for sub2 to the dhcpd config.
JP
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06-07-2006 07:05 PM
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Re: dhcp server configuration on redhat
thanks
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