Gordon Ross writes:
> Will NWAM support both DHCP and static configurations?
> If so, any idea when?
It has supported static addresses since NWAM first integrated. To set
a static address, edit the /etc/nwam/llp file and change the "dhcp"
keyword to "static" followed by an IP address or CIDR spec. Something
like this:
e1000g0 static 192.168.1.1/24
More is often required, of course. You may need to set a static route
if you don't have a dynamic routing protocol in place. (I'd recommend
using a routing protocol instead, but, then, who ever listens to me?)
To set a static route, you might want to use the "profiles" support to
run a script.
For more information about profiles, static addresses, and
configuration, see nwamd(1M).
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