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    Default dhcp server spans different subnets?

    I have a dhcp server sitting on a particular subnet. I would like a dhcp
    server for another subnet. Can the same server do it.

    How would this be done, adding another NIC card for that subnet.... ?
    Are there any how to's the man pages are not that clear.

    It is a sun 5.7 on a sparc 20.


    LHradowy Guest

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    Default dhcp server spans different subnets?

    I have a dhcp server sitting on a particular subnet. I would like a dhcp
    server for another subnet. Can the same server do it.

    How would this be done, adding another NIC card for that subnet.... ?
    Are there any how to's the man pages are not that clear.

    It is a sun 5.7 on a sparc 20.


    LHradowy Guest

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    Default Re: dhcp server spans different subnets?


    "LHradowy" <laura.hradowy@NOSPAM.mts.ca> wrote in message
    news:zDDQa.19599$V8.19465@news1.mts.net...
    > I have a dhcp server sitting on a particular subnet. I would like a dhcp
    > server for another subnet. Can the same server do it.
    Yes.
    > How would this be done, adding another NIC card for that subnet.... ?
    Yes.
    > Are there any how to's the man pages are not that clear.
    Just configure both interfaces/subnets.

    Also, next time please don't post to irrelevent groups. For example, how
    could comp.unix.programmer possibly be appropriate for this post? This isn't
    a programming question/

    Also, don't post to *.misc groups along with other groups -- misc groups
    are generally for the things that *don't* fit in other groups.

    And if you're going to post to non-platform-specific groups along with
    platform-specific groups, you *MUST* state what platform you're using and
    that your question is platform-specific. Otherwise, responses can often
    degenerate into confusion as people give answers to very different
    interpretations of the same question.

    DS


    David Schwartz Guest

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    Default Re: dhcp server spans different subnets?


    "LHradowy" <laura.hradowy@NOSPAM.mts.ca> wrote in message
    news:zDDQa.19599$V8.19465@news1.mts.net...
    > I have a dhcp server sitting on a particular subnet. I would like a dhcp
    > server for another subnet. Can the same server do it.
    Yes.
    > How would this be done, adding another NIC card for that subnet.... ?
    Yes.
    > Are there any how to's the man pages are not that clear.
    Just configure both interfaces/subnets.

    Also, next time please don't post to irrelevent groups. For example, how
    could comp.unix.programmer possibly be appropriate for this post? This isn't
    a programming question/

    Also, don't post to *.misc groups along with other groups -- misc groups
    are generally for the things that *don't* fit in other groups.

    And if you're going to post to non-platform-specific groups along with
    platform-specific groups, you *MUST* state what platform you're using and
    that your question is platform-specific. Otherwise, responses can often
    degenerate into confusion as people give answers to very different
    interpretations of the same question.

    DS


    David Schwartz Guest

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