Thanks, all. Yes, I know how to do this from the GUI (we've got seven of
these in the field, all on Windows networks, none providing DHCP). I need to
do this via the CLI because I don't want to connect it to the network and
start issuing conflicting DHCP addresses. Since it is on our VM host, I als
James,
Yes, editing the gui.network.conf file would be best, if that exists. If it's
not there, using user.conf is recommended. I will admit that a setting in
user.conf would over-ride anything in gui.foo.conf since the rc.conf file is
generated in alpha-numerical order from the files in /mnt
True - my comment about stopping dnsmasq was meant as a temporary stopgap
solution so he could plug it in to the network without worrying about the
box responding to DHCP requests. IE: stop dnsmasq, plug in network cable,
assign IP, access web interface to make permanent changes - not as a
permanen
Tom,
This is a feature that we implemented for that very reason. I installed
AstLinux on a network that had a Windows DHCP server. A Windows network works
much better if it's allow to do DHCP.
In the rc.conf (/mnt/kd/rc.conf if you have a single file, or
/mnt/kd/rc.conf.d/user.conf if using
Am 19.04.2012 um 19:55 schrieb James Babiak:
> He said he couldn't use the GUI though since he's going in through (what I
> assume to be) the console port. Editing the file I mentioned earlier would
> accomplish the same result without using the web admin page.
>
> -James
For me it sounded so
He said he couldn't use the GUI though since he's going in through (what I
assume to be) the console port. Editing the file I mentioned earlier would
accomplish the same result without using the web admin page.
-James
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 11:46 AM, Michael Keuter wrote:
>
> Am 19.04.2012 um 1
Am 19.04.2012 um 17:23 schrieb Tom Chadwin:
> Hello all
>
> This must be quite a common request. How do I disable DHCP before I connect
> Astlinux to a network? I obviously can't use the GUI, so how do I do it from
> the command line? I won't tell you the nickname one of my colleagues gave
> Ast
Tom,
Assuming you have CLI access to the system, you can temporarily shutdown
the dnsmasq service:
*service dnsmasq stop*
That will shutdown both the DNS and DHCP server process.
If you want to disable it persistent across reboots, you could edit the
gui.network.conf file in /mnt/kd/rc.conf.d an
Hello all
This must be quite a common request. How do I disable DHCP before I connect
Astlinux to a network? I obviously can't use the GUI, so how do I do it from
the command line? I won't tell you the nickname one of my colleagues gave
Astlinux after I mistakenly connected it to a live LAN once a
Hello list,
is there a simple way to enable dnsmasq dhcp server on an astlinux 1.0.2
installaed on a single ethernet system?
I have a machine installed with ast1.0.2 and i'm going to activate a
dhcp server to provide ip addresses to our sip phones but I cannot find
information.
Thank
graziano
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