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> I have a large lab that I am trying to service with dhcpd. the clients are
> all running win95. I have set up multiple subnet statements in dhcpd.conf
> in hopes of circumventing the class C license limit, but I am running out
> of addresses when the first subnet is filled.
>
> What should I do to get around this problem?
If you could allocate 10.51.20.0 and 10.51.21.0, or 10.51.22.0 and
10.51.23.0, I'd suggest just using a wider netmask. This will give
you better performance. If you can't do that, you must enclose the
two subnet declarations in a shared-network statement in order to tell
the DHCP server that they're on the same wire.
_MelloN_
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