[CLUE-Tech] DHCp and router on same box

[Dave Hahn]

 Three ways:

(1) dhcpd -i eth0  - Depends on version of dhpcd.  If it fails, drop the
'-i'.  (Can be added to the script in /etc/rc.d/init.d - modify the line
under start) that has the binary listed)
(2) Create an empty  stanza in your dhcpd.conf for the network segment
that you normally receive from your provider 
(3) Upgrade from DHCP 2.0.whatever to 3.0

#1 is the easiest and the cleanest
#2 for people that don't like to edit their init script
#3 If you have a compelling reason to go to v3

-d

On Sun, 2002-12-29 at 18:00, John and lynne wrote:

> Greatings, 
> 
> I have a Red Hat 7.3 system set up as a router to share a cable modem
> collection with small home network..  I am slowly trying to make it more
> robust and understand all the ramifications. 
> 
> I would like to implement DHCP on the home network, as now all the
> addresses are hard coded.
> 
> The eth1 connects to modem and is a DHCP client of the cable server. 
> The eth0 connects to the hub and is hardcoded as 192.168.0.1 and serves
> as a gateway to my hub.
> 
> If I turn on the DHCP server on the same box, how do I configure this to
> only serve the eth0 side of the machine, and allow eth1 to still be the
> client of the cable server.  I think I know how to force a address to
> eth0, which it will presumably need to be hardcoded to function as a
> gateway.  
> 
> Thanks for any assistance
> 
> J.Likes
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Dave Hahn <dhahn at techangle.com>
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