deny option to specific hosts

[Simon Hobson]

mailsvb wrote:

>It actually works the other way around... If a dhcp client is not 
>asking for option XX you can make dhcpd to send it anyway, via 
>"append dhcp-parameter-request-list XX;"

Ah, now there's another way to fudge it - set the 
dhcp-parameter-request-list to a set that doesn't include the options 
you want to omit. It does mean you have to manually work out what 
that option list should be.


Benny Pedersen wrote:
>why is 192.168.254.1 missing domain-name-server ?, this is a bit 
>silly not to keep rfc1918 in same interface with all default servers

It's quite valid to have DNS servers in any other location - as long 
as the routing is in place. For example, the router may be just that 
- a router and not something you are running a DNS server on. While 
there are good reasons for putting a DNS server on each network (or 
at least on each site), it's not wrong to do otherwise.


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