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The ability for DHCP servers (Microsoft, ISC, VitalQIP, IPControl, Infoblox, etc.) to deliver DHCP Option 119 - Domain Suffix Search Lists has been around for a long time. Initially, DHCP Client Support for this option was scarce. So, my question is this...
Started by netlinxman on
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This article indicates that DHCP option 119 doesn't work on Windows 2000 with ISC dhcp 4 or higher - and....
A concise list of the DHCP options supported by various Microsoft operating systems has proven not support option 119, either.
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I have a Linux Fedora server running Bind 9.5.0 and DHCP 3.0.6. Bind is configured to allow updates (I'm only showing part of the config, but the reverse part is there too):
zone "myhome.org" IN { type master; file "named.myhome.org"; allow-update { key...
Started by Eddie on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Maybe you need to add something like this to your linux dhcp server-style interim; ddns-updates on;
This could be b/c your Fedora DHCP client implementation does not have to have: DHCP_HOSTNAME....
Supplied by the DHCP server.
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Hello. I have a problem where Windows Server 2003 takes lots of DHCP addresses althought there is only 1 NIC in that server and with DHCP disabled (see information below).
However, as you can see, MAC address in DHCP client table on router does not match...
Started by Janis Veinbergs on
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Also fix the date on your DHCP server....
It could be a misconfigured machine.
Just because the hostname in your DHCP client table matches the hostname of your server does on your DHCP server to figure out what machine is requesting them.
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I am having a few problems with a DHCP / PXE environment, I think I know what the problem is but I really just want to see what the server is getting back.
I love tools like Wget and Wfetch for seeing exactly what is being sent back and was just wondering...
Started by Wil on
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Then you can test as much.
You don't mention the OS in question, what problem you're seeing, whether you're the DHCP / PXE up a virtual machine on one of your servers and enable DHCP on the VM .
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There is a scenario where an application tells a device on a network to get their IP address from the network router's DHCP server. If a DHCP server is not available, the device's behavior becomes erratic. Is there a method to procedurally detect if the...
Started by zooropa on
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Then, if there are any DHCP servers willing to serve this particular MAC the granted lease of the IP address ....
The DHCP DISCOVERY message is broadcast on the link.
Well, almost that.
DHCP client on the device is doing exactly that.
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How can I set the priority of DHCP servers to get a lease from in windows (XP)?
Started by J G on
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There's apparently a draft DHCP option for setting server priority, but the draft RFC dates from 1997 and I can't DHCP scope....
As far as I know, a DHCP client just broadcasts a DHCP request and accepts the first valid offer".
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Are there any (good) free DHCP servers for Windows XP?
Started by Gili on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
:)
There's an open-source solution here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dhcp-dns-server/
Another, not so open: http://www.softcab.com/dhcp-server....
Http://sourceforge.net/projects/dhcp-dns-server/
Use a linksys/cicso router.
On XP.
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How can I create a DHCP server in a Windows XP environment?
Started by Assassin on
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It's 100% free and can act as a DNS server as well if you... .
I've used Dual DHCP DNS Server in the past.
Typically you'd have a Windows Server box doing DHCP addressing, but if you wish to set it up on XP you'll need some additional software.
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I want to implement a redundancy solution. I have two subnets all windows XP machines - each with their own DHCP server - joined by a bridge.
Currently - all machines get DHCP leases from the one DHCP server with the other disabled.
For when the bridge...
Started by J G on
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XP Clients? It might be simpler to extend the DHCP lease length a bit, and IIRC clients can just continue to use their currently allocated address if....
You'll need a DHCP server on both sides of the bridge to implement redundancy properly.
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In gentoo, this is as simple as:
dhcp_ethX="nodns nogateway"
How should I go about this in the interfaces file?
Started by Karolis T. on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
The dns server and router/gateway requests via dhcp
If you control the DHCP server then set.
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