> > This is how the server is currently configured, I'm having issues with > the /etc/cobbler/settings file to get cobbler to manage the IP Ranges > on both VLANS. > > Do you use cobbler to manage the DHCP server or do you do that by > another method? > > Thanks, > > M.
Yes, I have cobbler managing DHCP. The relevant entries in /etc/cobbler/settings are: manage_dhcp: 1 next_server: 10.0.110.55 restart_dhcp: 1 In /etc/cobbler/dhcp.template I haven't changed any of the default entries other than the "subnet" clause. I changed that to have IP addresses from one of my subnets. As our network has grown, I've added additional "subnet" clauses. I'm now up to six subnets. When "cobbler sync" restarts dhcpd, is your /etc/dhcpd.conf getting generated correctly for all of your systems? If you're using fixed addresses there should be a "host" entry for every one of your systems. Also check /var/log/messages for dhcpd entries. At startup, does dhcpd report that it is listening on all of your interfaces? If not, the man page says that you may need to list the interfaces on the dhcpd command line. My old cobbler server had multiple interfaces, but I've lost that config. I can't remember if I had to do anything special to get dhcpd to listen/serve on multiple interfaces. _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
