Okay, this is a weird one.... Had a client that once upon a time bought a navis raduis against my speciffic recomendation to NOT got the propietary way if they meant business in the ISP market.....away they went to pay the per user licenses and such.
Nowdays, they require a DHCP server to serve ip's by class to the stupid Navis box. Q: Anyone has such a beast working with our stock beloved dhcpd3 in debian? It seems navis expects the dhcpo to support something called the class identifier field.... shure, we support that with dhcp, but the RFC says that this is reserved for vendor speciffic stuff. Client says, Option 60! -> Gimme an address from pool CLASS1, and the dhcp should return vendor speciffic information in some rfc defined way.... Im nervous, im not shure this is doable in isc dhcp because its explicitly where the RFC defines you should extend for your own evil purposes.... please lend a hand if u know! -- Alex Borges (lex) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Step One Group -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
