My recollection is that there is a way to configure the ISC DHCP server
to only assign addresses to equipment with specific vendor tags, but I
confess I haven't studied it recently.
Certainly the GUI firmware is an option.
-Bob
Henning Botha wrote:
Addresses are defined statically on the rest of the network, so if
there's no way to tell the server to only respond to Sun Rays, I guess
I will advise the client to install the GUI firmware and set them
manually as well.
Thanks for the suggestions
Henning
Bob Doolittle wrote:
How do you normally obtain DHCP addresses on that "shared network"?
If the answer (which is typical) is either that you already have a
DHCP server, either directly on that network or available via DHCP
Forwarding, then there's a much simpler solution. Run utadm -A, but
say you don't want to assign IP addresses. The Sun Ray will obtain a
DHCP address from your normal DHCP server, then it will request DHCP
options (only), and the Sun Ray DHCP server will only respond to such
requests from Sun Rays (due to the vendor class).
-Bob
Matthew Stier wrote:
Run the DHCP server, but reserve every address assigned to it.
Henning Botha wrote:
Hi guys,
One of my clients has a shared network but doesn't want a DHCP
server running on it so I am trying to restrict DHCP offers to the
Sun Ray vendor class.
Is this possible? What do I need to do?
Thanks,
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