=?iso-8859-1?B?UulmLiA6IFJlOiBJU0MgREhDUCAzLjAuNHJjMSBpcyBub3cgYXZhaWxhYmxlISA?=

[JVNC04 Yahoo]

Merci pascal
 
I'm new on this domain.
 
So on the line " subnet 202.87.129.64 netmask 255.255.255.224 { ...}", what
informtions this subnet need on {...} (i.e.. Pool range etc..)? un exemple ?
 
How to configure many DHCP instances ? merci de fournir un exemple.
 
Thanks
 
Jacques
 
-------Message original-------
 
De : Pascal Gienger
Date : 04/20/06 20:42:18
A : dhcp-users at isc.org
Sujet : [Norton AntiSpam] Re: ISC DHCP 3.0.4rc1 is now available!
 
Yahoo <jvnc04 at yahoo.fr> wrote:
 
> * is it possible with ISC to configure and to use IP pool NOT on same
> range as DHCP Server ?
 
French:
 
Bien sur c'est possible mais votre serveur doit connaître aussi la
définition du réseau configuré sur votre interface ethernet. Alors ajoutez
à votre fichier dhcpd.conf une déclaration
 
subnet 202.87.129.64 netmask 255.255.255.224 { ...}.
 
 
Sachez que le routeur entre ces deux réseaux doit transmettre les requêtes
DHCPDISCOVER du réseau 202.87.145.0/27 vers le réseau 202.87.129.64/27,
autrement cela ne marchera pas.
 
> * is possible with ISC to work with MORE than one DHCP server instance on
> same linux BOX (i.e.. Different pool)?
 
Mais bien sur.
 
English:
 
Sure it's possible but your server needs to know the subnet configured on
your ethernet interface. Just add the appropriate subnet declaration of
your ethernet interface:
 
subnet 202.87.129.64 netmask 255.255.255.224 { ...}.
 
You have to know though that the router between your two networks must
forward DHCPDISCOVER broadcasts from your 202.87.145.0/27-Network to your
202.87.129.64/27-net (where your DHCP server is) otherwise it won't work.
On Cisco IOS the statement is "ip helper-address".
 
 
> * is possible with ISC to work with MORE than one DHCP server instance on
> same linux BOX (i.e.. Different pool)?
 
Yes that's perfectly possible. We are using here approx. 90 subnets
distributed on 5 ISC DHCP_Servers for redundant service.
Neither of these is directly connected to the networks where the DHCP
servers are.