RE: Utility to limit client access to DHCP Server
Glenn Stump <stump@raleigh.ibm.com> Tue, 12 March 1996 14:06 UTC
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From: Glenn Stump <stump@raleigh.ibm.com>
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"'SHAKLES@cliffy.polaroid.com'" <SHAKLES@cliffy.polaroid.com>
Subject: RE: Utility to limit client access to DHCP Server
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1996 08:35:59 -0500
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On Friday, March 08, 1996 11:19 AM, SHAKLES@cliffy.polaroid.com wrote: > I'm looking for a server implementation that would allow me to put an access- > list structure of ethernet addresses that would be check before the DHCP server > responds to a request. > > The rational behind this is I want to put some a DHCP server on the network for > our mobile users, but limit the use of the server to that small subset. If there > is a way to have the server check the MAC address before responding, that would > be great. The big problem I have is a policy issue. Even if a small group is > allowed to use the service, by word-of-mouth, it would start to be used by > everyone, thus eating up the allocated addresses. > > Is there anyone that implements such a server? Is this such a far out request? > > Thanks in advance > > Scott Shakley > shakles@polaroid.com > > Scott, the IBM AIX and OS/2 WARP DHCP servers allows you to specify what/how certain clients (i.e., MAC addresses) to get serviced and to optionally exclude/ignore all others. Regards, Glenn Stump IBM TCP/IP Networking Products Research Triangle Park, NC
- Utility to limit client access to DHCP Server SHAKLES
- Re: Utility to limit client access to DHCP Server Christopher Davis
- RE: Utility to limit client access to DHCP Server Glenn Stump