[lug] dhcpd server

[Warren Raquel]

If you want to bind DHCPd to a specific interface you can do that at the 
command line. Depending on how you call the dhcpd....
for RedHat (I don't have anything else installed right now) you can add a 
line to /etc/sysconfig/dhcpd like this:

DHCPDARGS=eth1

or eth0 or whatever interface you want.

If you have your own script or run it by yourself or whatever at the cli
# dhcpd eth0

Simple enough. Hope that helps.

At 06:48 PM 1/25/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi to all the dhcpd gurus!
>I'm trying to lock down my internal dhcp server.  It looks like I need a
>subnet statement ensuring that all requests from the outside world are
>ignored.  I know this is done by default, but I would rather be safe
>than sorry.  If possible, I would like to make the declaration based on
>the ethX, not the ip addressed assigned by my ISP. Does anybody know how
>to do this?  Thanks.
>
>Jeff
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