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Three ways:<BR>
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(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)<BR>
(2) Create an empty stanza in your dhcpd.conf for the network segment that you normally receive from your provider <BR>
(3) Upgrade from DHCP 2.0.whatever to 3.0<BR>
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#1 is the easiest and the cleanest<BR>
#2 for people that don't like to edit their init script<BR>
#3 If you have a compelling reason to go to v3<BR>
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-d<BR>
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On Sun, 2002-12-29 at 18:00, John and lynne wrote:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373" SIZE="3"><I>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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