Discussion:
multihomed dhcp server ltsp style
Barry Cisna
2012-03-14 17:24:52 UTC
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Hello All,

Could someone chime in on how a multihomed dhcp server could be setup
for ltsp 5?
As long as we have been using k12ltsp we have always had two servers per
subnet.
I would like to have one server ( with three nics ) provide dhcp to two
separate sunbnets.

I have read the how to on centos multihomed dhcp server,but can't figure
how to make this work with the tftp bit involved in k12ltsp.

the subnets would be:
1) 172.28.11.0 255.255.255.0 - eth0 172.28.11.1
2) 172.28.13.0 255.255.255.0 - eth2 172.28.13.1

Thank You,
Barry Cisna
Les Mikesell
2012-03-14 19:12:45 UTC
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On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 12:24 PM, Barry Cisna
Post by Barry Cisna
Hello All,
Could someone chime in on how a multihomed dhcp server could be setup
for ltsp 5?
As long as we have been using k12ltsp we have always had two servers per
subnet.
I would like to have one server ( with three nics ) provide dhcp to two
separate sunbnets.
I have read the how to on centos multihomed dhcp server,but can't figure
how to make this work with the tftp bit involved in k12ltsp.
1)   172.28.11.0 255.255.255.0    - eth0  172.28.11.1
2)   172.28.13.0 255.255.255.0    - eth2  172.28.13.1
It should just be a matter of adding another subnet {} section with
the obvious value changes, including the 'option routers' with the
server's IP of the matching NIC.
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