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Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 14:04 schrieb Tom Allison:
> I have run into a little problem with the DHCP configuration for IPCOP
> (version 3)
>
> Out of convenience and simplicity I am currently using ipcop's
> installation of DHCP to manage the few dynamic addresses on my network.
> I typically have Static IP's because the handful of computers I have
> on the network are all pretty much servers to some degree and so I need
> to have a DNS entry for them.
>
> I use DHCP for my VOIP router, TiVO boxes, and Wireless Access Point
> along with just about anything else that I might plug in some day.
>
> The day has come where I would really like to add LTSP to the network.
>
> I have noticed that there are some specific lines that need to be added
> to the DHCP configuration in order for LTSP to be configured correctly.
> But when I use the web page to manage the DHCP server, the LTSP settings
> are over written.
>
> Is there some method to have an addendum config file that can be added
> to the ipcop web page generated dhcpd.conf file to include customized
> settings?
>
> I would rather not have to disable one dhcp server and add my own on
> another machine. There are times where I might shut down the servers
> but want the VOIP and TiVO connections still working (vacations).
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Otherwise I think I'm left with a strategy of:
> Configure it manually
> Make a back up on the ipcop box.
> Don't mess with it, ever.
In this case, you can have the cake and eat it.
Setup a dhcp server on your LTSP box, but don't give a "range" statement, just
create one "host" section per client. Set root-path and the like as needed.
And that's the important part: Care for the IPCOP dhcp server to not hand out
root-path nor filename, so etherboot, PXE and LTSP will ignore that DHCP
server. Better than the "don't mess with it ever" attempt, I hope.
Anselm
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