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[ILUG] DHCP

[ILUG] DHCP

Damian O'Sullivan damian.osullivan at piercom.ie
Thu Sep 21 11:10:14 IST 2000


Hi,

I have DHCP here running on a linux box serving a mixture of clients. I
have the server serving dynamic addresses. What I want is to be able to
server static IP addresses per MAC address. This I can do if I don't have
dynamic addresses as well. How do I go about being able to serve static to
certain IPs and still keep a pool of dynamic addresses?
My dhcpd.conf is similar to below:

shared-network BLAH {
        option domain-name "blah.ie";
        option routers ......;
        option domain-name-servers ...., .....;
         subnet ....... netmask .... {
           range ......;
         }
}

group {
use-host-decl-names on;

host X  {
        hardware ethernet 00:00:f8:47:cf:68;
        fixed-address .......;
            }

host Y {
        hardware ethernet 00-60-08-51-5D-CC;
        fixed-address ........;
        }
}                                                                              


Thanks,

Damian.





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