Re: Seeking only some information by DHCP
From: Jeffrey Goldberg (nobody_at_goldmark.org)
Date: 09/24/05
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Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2005 08:20:36 -0500
James Knott wrote:
> And what happens when the DHCP server assigns that address to someone else?
> Also, IIRC some ISPs won't allow traffic from computers that don't have an
> address currently assigned by the DHCP server.
Let me clarify. I have a static, public, address which I pay through
the nose for from my ISP (comcast). The DHCP server that I've been
talking about is my router/NAT device/cable modem provided by comcast.
It assigns things for my local, private, network.
I was just concerned about the assignment of *private* addresses in
10.1.10.0/24. NATing will ensure that what leaves my network comes from
my properly assigned public IP address.
My router from comcast has its own DHCP server on it. I have limited
control over it. But I can (and have) specified the range of the
dynamic pool. So the internal machines that I am assigning statically
to private addresses are private addresses outside of the dynamic pool
range.
I hope this answers your concern. I am *not* trying to claim an IP
address to which I'm not routed for.
-j
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