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dhcpd setup

DISCUSSION Jeff Largent 2 participants 2 messages May 22, 2002 – May 23, 2002

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Is it possible to make one dhcp server give one set of address on one eth0 and a different set of address on eth1?

Reading the docs it says it listens on eth0 unless specifed. The only thing I could think of is start the first dhcp server on eth0 and then start a second with an alternate config and tell it to listen on eth1.

Jeff

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Hi Jeff,

This is done automagically.

Because you have to enter a range in your config, dhcpd wil automagically bind to the corresponding interface.

By the way, this is when using isc's dhcp 3.x

Regards,

Dirk

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Is it possible to make one dhcp server give one set of address on one eth0 and a different set of address on eth1?

Reading the docs it says it listens on eth0 unless specifed. The only thing I could think of is start the first dhcp server on eth0 and then start a second with an alternate config and tell it to listen on eth1.

Jeff

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