Graham,
Each network interface does have separate options. You can currently
enable dhcp or disable dhcp on a specific network interface (from the
web interface) and only offer dns on that network. You're then able to
enable dhcp on whatever device you want on that network.
You can over-ride non-standard settings by creating a
/mnt/kd/dnsmasq.conf file. I don't see extensive ability to add every
option under the sun to the web interface as the current feature set
meets the needs for a vast majority of users.
I guess I'm a little confused about what does not work with the current
options. Perhaps you could explain it a bit more so we understand
exactly what you need.
Darrick
On 10/23/2010 04:08 PM, Graham S. Jarvis wrote:
> Thank you Lonnie, Darrick,
>
> After burning a bit of midnight oil I went back to running the dhcp server on
> the other router. This is what the router was doing before I put the 4801 in
> to
> bridge the networks. Manually modifying config files makes me unsure if the
> changes will be backed-up and I didn't want to spend more time trying to
> restore
> a backup onto another 4801 to see if they were.
>
> Perhaps this would be a useful enhancement in a future Astlinux release -
> separate dhcp servers on each network interface and a better GUI for selecting
> the various dhcp-options for each interface.
>
> However, many thanks for your help!
>
> -Graham-
>
>
>
> Darrick Hartman wrote on 23/10/2010 01:19:
>> Graham,
>>
>> If you have another router on a network that's providing dhcp, just
>> disable dhcp on the specific ethernet adapter in AstLinux and allow the
>> other device to handle dhcp. Nothing else should be required.
>>
>> I do this all the time with installations that have Windows Small
>> Business server. The SBS must be dhcp for the subnet that it's on.
>>
>> Darrick
>>
>> On 10/22/2010 06:06 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck wrote:
>>> Graham,
>>>
>>> It is possible, but not easy. My instinct is to disable DHCP on eth2 and
>>> use the DHCP server on the gateway, but I'm sure you already thought of
>>> that.
>>>
>>> 1) Using the web interface, Network tab, disable DHCP on the Internal
>>> Interface using eth2 in question.
>>>
>>> 2) Again in the Network tab, (at the very bottom) click { Edit DNSMasq
>>> Static }, then add the following lines:
>>>
>>> dhcp-range=lan2,192.168.222.100,192.168.222.252,24h
>>> dhcp-option=lan2,option:router,192.168.222.1
>>> dhcp-option=lan2,option:dns-server,192.168.222.1
>>> dhcp-option=lan2,option:tftp-server,"192.168.222.1"
>>> dhcp-option=lan2,150,192.168.222.1
>>> dhcp-option=lan2,option:ntp-server,192.168.222.1
>>>
>>> replacing 192.168.222.1 with your gateway and use the proper dhcp-range.
>>>
>>> 3) Again in the Network tab, (top of page) select [ Restart DNS& DHCP ]
>>> _x_ Confirm and click { Reboot/Restart }
>>>
>>> You should be in business, but remember that if you every change the eth2
>>> Interface settings in the Network tab you must also change the manual DHCP
>>> settings.
>>>
>>> Lonnie
>>>
>>>
>>> On Oct 22, 2010, at 4:51 PM, Graham S. Jarvis wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello all,
>>>>
>>>> I'm running 0.7.3 as a test installation on a Net4801 (ie three Ethernet
>>>> ports).
>>>> The 4801 is a gateway (using a DSL modem on eth0) for one network (eth1)
>>>> but not
>>>> for the other (eth2). All hosts on the network connected to eth2 use a
>>>> different router on that network as the gateway.
>>>>
>>>> Is is possible to configure dhcp on eth2 so that it doesn't use itself as
>>>> the
>>>> gateway but uses a gateway somewhere else on that network?
>>>> I don't find anything in the GUI and I didn't find my way around the
>>>> various
>>>> config files yet. There should be place where I can set (amongst other
>>>> things)
>>>> "dhcp-option=eth2,3,192.168.x.x" to point to the router/gateway.
>>>>
>>>> I don't (yet?) want dhcp on eth1 but if I did it should use itself as the
>>>> gateway.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>>
>>>> -Graham-
>>>>
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