Hi Keith,
> 1: How do I convert a debian machine from dhcp to static ip
> address
man interfaces
> 2: Can a network exist with some machines dictation their IP
> address and other (windows) machines getting their addresses
> from a dhcp server, and all of
On Tue, 10 Jun 2003, Keith O'Connell wrote:
> 2: Can a network exist with some machines dictation their IP
> address and other (windows) machines getting their addresses
> from a dhcp server, and all of them play together nicely
The way I do this is to have dhcpd assign th
> "JH" == John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Will this enable me to give static addresses to my network
>> machines?
JH> It is irrelevant to that. You could give your machines static
JH> addresses right now.
OK - I have been off to have a read of this and I find that
Keith writes:
> Am I right in thinking that I need to download and install bind and will
> the dependencies cover all the needded software?
No. The BIND nameserver is only one of several packaged for Debian.
I suggest that you look at dnsmasq, for example.
> Will this enable me to give static ad
Hi,
I currently have 7 low-spec machines at home and 4 users. It
all works very nicely and the linksys router provides, amongst
other things, the dhcp server for the network. Nothing is
wrong with it at all.
I want to put the nameserver function onto one of
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