My dsl modem (Westell) has a dhcp server running on it. Then I have a dhcp server running on the other nic for my firewall. I realize that its slightly redundant right now, bit I plan on turning on bridged mode to the firewall, to give it a public IP then nat everything to the local network.
My reasoning, I want to learn networking security, and I have 3 computers at my disposal. Cant find anything else to do with them. --mat On Wed, 2003-03-05 at 19:11, Scott Harney wrote: > Mat Branyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > I think I got that. I am probably better off starting over and > > following the OpenBSD docs word for word. Perhaps the fact that I have > > two dhcp servers on the same network makes it suck. I just dont want to > > take down the network for too long to install the firewall, but I will > > probably have to. > > Starting from the top is probably not a bad idea. What exactly do > you mean by "two dhcp servers on the same network"? I have cox serving > me dhcp on the external interface and I'm serving dhcp on one of my internal > interfaces if that's what you mean. I might be able to help you there > as well if that's what you mean.
