Re: DHCP requests from nodes w/ different subnet masks
Ted Lemon <mellon@fugue.com> Tue, 10 September 1996 02:19 UTC
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Subject: Re: DHCP requests from nodes w/ different subnet masks
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> We are using Novell's DHCP server software. It has an option for adding > IP addresses from "OTHER" subnetted ranges than the one the server is on. > We have 5 different subnetted segments of 5 remote sites from the server > and all is working well. The Internet Software Consortium DHCP Server (which I wrote) should work in this case as well. I'd actually be surprised if there's a DHCP server out there that would not support subnets with different subnet masks. The real question is, why isn't it working for M. Vossberg? _MelloN_
- DHCP requests from nodes w/ different subnet masks m vossberg
- Re: DHCP requests from nodes w/ different subnet … Ray Fleischmann
- Re: DHCP requests from nodes w/ different subnet … Ted Lemon