Single Linux DHCP machine serving different Network ???

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3 total messages Started by andrew Sat, 29 Jul 2000 00:00

#66

Author: andrew
Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2000 00:00

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How to configure the DHCP server to serve two different Class D network?

I can configure a Linux box with 2 NIC.

thanks
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Re: Single Linux DHCP machine serving different Network ???

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Author: Chris Beauchamp
Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2000 00:00

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In article <3982C541.40612739@singapore.sgi.com>, andrew wrote:
>How to configure the DHCP server to serve two different Class D network?
>
>I can configure a Linux box with 2 NIC.

If you're actually _on_ the two networks concerned, then just set-up two
subnets sections in dhcpd.conf (assuming ISC DHCPD) for the two networks. It
will work out which one it should be giving out an IP address for.

HTH

Chris

Re: Single Linux DHCP machine serving different Network ???

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Author: Paul Martin
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 00:00

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In article <3982C541.40612739@singapore.sgi.com>,
	andrew wrote:
>How to configure the DHCP server to serve two different Class D network?

Class D is multicast. You should never assign individual machines
addresses out of that range.

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Paul Martin <pm@zetnet.net>
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