Re: question about dhcp & secondary IP address
Ted Lemon <mellon@fugue.com> Tue, 28 May 1996 19:10 UTC
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Subject: Re: question about dhcp & secondary IP address
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> Cisco is developing a DHCP server that gracefully handles secondary > addresses on routers. We allow users to allocate addresses from > multiple networks and subnets. If you are interested in beta > testing this product please send me e-mail at sylvester@cisco.com. > The DHCP support Windows NT and several unix platforms. The Internet Software Consortium DHCP Server also handles secondary addresses, and is also currently in Beta test. It currently runs on Unix, OSF/1, 4.4BSD and Linux machines, but is not yet supported on Windows NT or Windows 95. Source is freely available. See http://www.fugue.com/dhcp for more information. _MelloN_
- question about dhcp & secondary IP address Christopher Shin
- Re: question about dhcp & secondary IP address Michael J. Lewis
- Re: question about dhcp & secondary IP address Tim Sylvester
- Re: question about dhcp & secondary IP address Ted Lemon