DHCP on an RPM-based OS - Revision history

Digimer at 05:50, 2 July 2016

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	~~'''Note''': Confirmed to work perfectly of~~ [[EL5]], [[EL6]] ~~and~~ [[~~Fedora~~]] ~~13+~~.		{{note\|1=This is an older tutorial written for [[EL5]] and [[EL6]]. New users should refer to the new [[EL7]] based tutorial; [[Shorewall 5 on EL7]].}}

	Setting up a [[DHCP]] server on Fedora is quite easy. There are many ways that a DHCP server can be configured, but for now, we're going to setup a really simple server. This should be a good place to expand from, should you want to take advantage of advanced features.		Setting up a [[DHCP]] server on Fedora is quite easy. There are many ways that a DHCP server can be configured, but for now, we're going to setup a really simple server. This should be a good place to expand from, should you want to take advantage of advanced features.

2012-12-01T22:52:50Z

The DHCP Configuration File

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	option domain-name-servers 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4;		option domain-name-servers 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4;

	# Tell the server that it's ~~authoritive~~ on our network.		# Tell the server that it's authoritative on our network.
	~~authoritive~~;		authoritative;

	# This is required for EL5 operating systems but is optional on EL6 and newer		# This is required for EL5 operating systems but is optional on EL6 and newer

2012-08-21T18:51:00Z

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	# General domain information		# General domain information
	option domain-name "alteeve.ca";		option domain-name "alteeve.ca";
	option domain-name-servers 78.46.37.~~135~~, 78.46.37.~~155~~;		option domain-name-servers 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4;

	# Tell the server that it's authoritive on our network.		# Tell the server that it's authoritive on our network.

2012-08-21T18:46:16Z

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	### Global options		### Global options
	# General domain information		# General domain information
	option domain-name "alteeve.~~com~~";		option domain-name "alteeve.ca";
	option domain-name-servers 78.46.37.135, 78.46.37.155;		option domain-name-servers 78.46.37.135, 78.46.37.155;

2012-06-22T02:25:53Z

The DHCP Configuration File

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	# General domain information		# General domain information
	option domain-name "alteeve.com";		option domain-name "alteeve.com";
	option domain-name-servers 78.46.37.135 78.46.37.155;		option domain-name-servers 78.46.37.135, 78.46.37.155;

	# Tell the server that it's authoritive on our network.		# Tell the server that it's authoritive on our network.

2012-06-22T02:10:59Z

The DHCP Configuration File

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	### Subnet options		### Subnet options
	subnet 10.255.1.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 {		subnet 10.255.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 {
	# This is the DHCP server, but not the actual Internet gateway. So this		# This is the DHCP server, but not the actual Internet gateway. So this
	# Argument points our clients to the right box.		# Argument points our clients to the right box.

2012-06-21T23:38:11Z

The DHCP Configuration File

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	### Subnet options		### Subnet options
	subnet 10.255.1.0 netmask 255.255.1.0 {		subnet 10.255.1.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 {
	# This is the DHCP server, but not the actual Internet gateway. So this		# This is the DHCP server, but not the actual Internet gateway. So this
	# Argument points our clients to the right box.		# Argument points our clients to the right box.

2012-06-21T20:56:30Z

Optional; Assign IPs by MAC Address

2012-06-21T20:54:09Z

The DHCP Configuration File

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	# General domain information		# General domain information
	option domain-name "alteeve.com";		option domain-name "alteeve.com";
	option domain-name-servers ~~192~~.~~139~~.81.~~117, 192~~.~~139~~.81.1;		option domain-name-servers 78.46.37.135 78.46.37.155;

	# Tell the server that it's authoritive on our network.		# Tell the server that it's authoritive on our network.
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	### Subnet options		### Subnet options
	subnet 10.255.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 {		subnet 10.255.1.0 netmask 255.255.1.0 {
	# This is the DHCP server, but not the actual Internet gateway. So this		# This is the DHCP server, but not the actual Internet gateway. So this
	# Argument points our clients to the right box.		# Argument points our clients to the right box.
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	# Set our range. This can be whatever you want so long as it fits in		# Set our range. This can be whatever you want so long as it fits in
	# your netmask.		# your netmask.
	range 10.255.0.10 10.255.0.250;		range 10.255.1.10 10.255.1.250;

	# If clients don't ask, make the lease available for the following		# If clients don't ask, make the lease available for the following

2012-02-28T05:45:34Z

The DHCP Configuration File

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	# Set our range. This can be whatever you want so long as it fits in		# Set our range. This can be whatever you want so long as it fits in
	# your netmask.		# your netmask.
			range 10.255.0.10 10.255.0.250;

	# If clients don't ask, make the lease available for the following		# If clients don't ask, make the lease available for the following