Graham,
I'm not sure what your question is... do you want the auto-generated DHCP
dynamic pool range to be changed? if so...
In the { Edit User variables } of the Network tab you can add:
DHCPRANGE="125:130"
if you want the same range (too small a range IMHO), Restart DNS & DHCP.
Lonnie
On Nov 8, 2010, at 2:22 PM, Graham S. Jarvis wrote:
> Hello Darrick
> Hello Lonnie,
>
>
> My main aim is to define the IP range; the router and the dns server for DHCP
> on each network separately.
>
> My problem to some extent is getting my head around what can be done in the
> GUI and what has to be done by hand.
> And then making sure I know where everything is because when I get it working
> I want to transfer all the config files to another AstLinux machine.
> i.e. new install - standard config, overwritten with these config files,
> re-boot hope the two machines are exactly the same.
>
> Here's what I've found:
>
> Firstly re "On 10/22/2010 06:06 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck wrote:" (see below).
>
> I have the following interfaces:
>
> Internal Interfaces:
> 1st LAN Interface: – – IP: NetMask:
> 2nd LAN Interface: – – IP: NetMask:
> 3rd LAN Interface: – – IP: NetMask:
> If I edit the "/mnt/kd/dnsmasq.static" file using the GUI and insert the
> dhcp-options that Lonnie includes in her mail.
> Then when I do a Restart DNS & DHCP
> I get "Action Failed."
>
> If I comment out Lonnies dhcp-options again and Restart DNS & DHCP then it
> restarts.
>
> Now,
> If I have DNS & DHCP running on eth2 i.e. I change the settings on the
> Network screen, save the changes and Restart DNS & DHCP and _then_ make the
> changes that Lonnie suggested the DHCP restarts OK.
> HOWEVER - I now have two dhcp ranges.
> i.e. from the syslog on the status screen:
>
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq[26240]: started, version 2.55
> cachesize 2048
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq[26240]: compile time options: IPv6
> GNU-getopt no-DBus no-I18N DHCP TFTP
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq-dhcp[26240]: DHCP, IP range
> 192.168.207.125 -- 192.168.207.130, lease time 1h
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq-dhcp[26240]: DHCP, IP range
> 192.168.207.100 -- 192.168.207.252, lease time 1d
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq-tftp[26240]: TFTP root is /tftpboot
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq[26240]: using local addresses only
> for domain infoservers.net
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq[26240]: reading
> /etc/resolv-extern.conf
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq[26240]: using nameserver
> 192.168.1.1#53
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq[26240]: using local addresses only
> for domain infoservers.net
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq[26240]: read /etc/hosts - 3 addresses
> Nov 8 21:13:59 iPBX daemon.info dnsmasq-dhcp[26240]: read /etc/ethers - 0
> addresses
>
> (I set the lease time to '1h' and the range to 125-130 - not like in Lonnie's
> example)
>
> This is not what I want.
>
> The question is how to I get it working?
>
> All the Best,
>
> -Graham-
>
>
>
>
>
> Darrick Hartman wrote on 24/10/2010 08:08:
>> Graham,
>>
>> Each network interface does have separate options. You can currently
>> enable dhcp or disable dhcp on a specific network interface (from the
>> web interface) and only offer dns on that network. You're then able to
>> enable dhcp on whatever device you want on that network.
>>
>> You can over-ride non-standard settings by creating a
>> /mnt/kd/dnsmasq.conf file. I don't see extensive ability to add every
>> option under the sun to the web interface as the current feature set
>> meets the needs for a vast majority of users.
>>
>> I guess I'm a little confused about what does not work with the current
>> options. Perhaps you could explain it a bit more so we understand
>> exactly what you need.
>>
>> Darrick
>>
>> On 10/23/2010 04:08 PM, Graham S. Jarvis wrote:
>>
>>> Thank you Lonnie, Darrick,
>>>
>>> After burning a bit of midnight oil I went back to running the dhcp server
>>> on
>>> the other router. This is what the router was doing before I put the 4801
>>> in to
>>> bridge the networks. Manually modifying config files makes me unsure if the
>>> changes will be backed-up and I didn't want to spend more time trying to
>>> restore
>>> a backup onto another 4801 to see if they were.
>>>
>>> Perhaps this would be a useful enhancement in a future Astlinux release -
>>> separate dhcp servers on each network interface and a better GUI for
>>> selecting
>>> the various dhcp-options for each interface.
>>>
>>> However, many thanks for your help!
>>>
>>> -Graham-
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Darrick Hartman wrote on 23/10/2010 01:19:
>>>
>>>> Graham,
>>>>
>>>> If you have another router on a network that's providing dhcp, just
>>>> disable dhcp on the specific ethernet adapter in AstLinux and allow the
>>>> other device to handle dhcp. Nothing else should be required.
>>>>
>>>> I do this all the time with installations that have Windows Small
>>>> Business server. The SBS must be dhcp for the subnet that it's on.
>>>>
>>>> Darrick
>>>>
>>>> On 10/22/2010 06:06 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Graham,
>>>>>
>>>>> It is possible, but not easy. My instinct is to disable DHCP on eth2 and
>>>>> use the DHCP server on the gateway, but I'm sure you already thought of
>>>>> that.
>>>>>
>>>>> 1) Using the web interface, Network tab, disable DHCP on the Internal
>>>>> Interface using eth2 in question.
>>>>>
>>>>> 2) Again in the Network tab, (at the very bottom) click { Edit DNSMasq
>>>>> Static }, then add the following lines:
>>>>>
>>>>> dhcp-range=lan2,192.168.222.100,192.168.222.252,24h
>>>>> dhcp-option=lan2,option:router,192.168.222.1
>>>>> dhcp-option=lan2,option:dns-server,192.168.222.1
>>>>> dhcp-option=lan2,option:tftp-server,"192.168.222.1"
>>>>> dhcp-option=lan2,150,192.168.222.1
>>>>> dhcp-option=lan2,option:ntp-server,192.168.222.1
>>>>>
>>>>> replacing 192.168.222.1 with your gateway and use the proper dhcp-range.
>>>>>
>>>>> 3) Again in the Network tab, (top of page) select [ Restart DNS& DHCP ]
>>>>> _x_ Confirm and click { Reboot/Restart }
>>>>>
>>>>> You should be in business, but remember that if you every change the eth2
>>>>> Interface settings in the Network tab you must also change the manual
>>>>> DHCP settings.
>>>>>
>>>>> Lonnie
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Oct 22, 2010, at 4:51 PM, Graham S. Jarvis wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Hello all,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I'm running 0.7.3 as a test installation on a Net4801 (ie three Ethernet
>>>>>> ports).
>>>>>> The 4801 is a gateway (using a DSL modem on eth0) for one network (eth1)
>>>>>> but not
>>>>>> for the other (eth2). All hosts on the network connected to eth2 use a
>>>>>> different router on that network as the gateway.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Is is possible to configure dhcp on eth2 so that it doesn't use itself
>>>>>> as the
>>>>>> gateway but uses a gateway somewhere else on that network?
>>>>>> I don't find anything in the GUI and I didn't find my way around the
>>>>>> various
>>>>>> config files yet. There should be place where I can set (amongst other
>>>>>> things)
>>>>>> "dhcp-option=eth2,3,192.168.x.x" to point to the router/gateway.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I don't (yet?) want dhcp on eth1 but if I did it should use itself as
>>>>>> the gateway.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> -Graham-
>>>>>>
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