Newest DHCP server
Bryan Walsh <walsh@r210.rhoads.sru.edu> Tue, 30 July 1996 18:38 UTC
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Hello all. Being fairly new to this list I probably missed the last time this infomation was posted. Can anyone tell me where to get the best/most configurable dhcp server? I am particulary interested in dynamic addressing where it keeps the MAC address along with the assigned address in the dhcpd.conf file. If anyone has ever used bootpd-DD4.5.3.tar.gz should know exactly what I mean. Please let me know! Thanks. Bryan Walsh Telecommunications and Networking Dept. Slippery Rock University of PA
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