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Joe Polchlopek writes:
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>Could anyone using the ISC dhcp server in an academic ResNet-type
>situation please share your configuration and implementation how-to's?
>Specifically: How to configure two servers, one of which will hand out
>a range of IP numbers allowing the clients on-campus access only. After a
>user has filled out a web-based registration form, their ethernet address
>will be authorized to receive a permanent IP number and access to
>off-campus resources. The permanent IP numbers will be served by the
>second dhcp server.
>
>I'm assuming this would require two servers. Is anyone is doing something
>like this with one server?
>
>I believe this has been discussed on this mailing list in the past.
>However, it doesn't seem to have made it into the FAQ engine, as it's not
>a frequently asked question.
>
>If this is documented anywhere, a web or ftp reference will suffice.
What you're asking for sounds awfully like what SPINACH does; see
http://spinach.stanford.edu/spinach_info/
or the Usenix 97 paper for a description. Spinach does it with one
DHCP server and fudging router info on authorization, though.
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