Re: dhcp server ansd shared-network declaration



Oh...maybe I misunderstood the answer.

Are we saying, then, that if eth1 is on 192.168.1, then all connections
coming in on that interface will get an IP on 192.168.1, as long as
192.168.1 is declared in dhcpd.conf, and vice versa for eth0/192.168.0?

If so...then "Cool!!!"

Yes, that is indeed what happens.

John


The dhcp server should accept connections on the interfaces for which it
has a subnet decleration for.

Regards
John

On Thu, 7 Dec 2006, tamer amr wrote:

thank you for helping me

but i want to know
which interface the dhcpd server will work on eth0 or eth1 and how
come ?
Suppose i have two subnets 192.168.1.0 and 192.168.0.0 which interface
will i use it ?




John O'Loughlin <j.oloughlin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi i want to know what is the shared-network declaration option in
dhcpd server configurtion

and i want to know how the dhcp server is serving two different subnets

Suppose you have a dhcp server with two interfaces on different subnets,
they will probably have a number of common configurations, such as
domain-name, maybe domain-name-servers, so you could have something that
looks like:

shared-network my-network {

option domain-name etc

subnet {

}

subnet {

}

}




thank you

please answer me as soon as possible

good bye


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