On Wed, 2003-12-24 at 02:18, chris bayley wrote: > My kernel boots and detects 2 NICs, both eepro100, one built-in but > disfunctional(pxe) and the one that I have added. > Despite the fact the the built-in is disabled in BIOS it is still found > and made eth0 by the kernel the init/linuxrc script (actually I can't > find it) calls dhclient on eth0 which is unconnected and it all turns > pear shape. > > how to I specify that eth1 is to be used and not eth0, on a host by host > basis ? Similar setup issue here. What you need to do is specify the MAC address of eth1 in your /etc/dhcpd.conf file and give this workstation a fixed IP number. This should solve the problem. Let me know if you need format of the fixed ip section in dhcpd. -- Sudev Barar
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