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> I'm not sure what you mean by this. In order to do what you propose
> in the first sentence, you'd probably have to get the DHCP server and
> the router talking,
Well, the DHCP server talking and the router listening anyway.
> so that the DHCP server could maintain a list of
> authorized MAC addresses on the router.
Yup. The list on the router is called an arp table. :-)
> You'd probably need a pretty
> cool router to make that work.
Naw, most routers will let you SNMP set static arp entries. Turn
dynamic arp off and you have basically what Roderick is looking for.
Funny enough Ted, do you recall we were talking about an enhancement a
bit ago that involved an external process being called when a lease is
successfully made, and also when one is released, either due to a forced
release, or a lease timing out? That was exactly for this purpose.
b.
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