> Can you assign a MAC address to IPMP devices? No. By design, IPMP interfaces are IP interfaces and IP interfaces are assigned IP addresses, not hardware addresses.
> Problem is, when the ipmp interface requests a DHCP address it doesn't > send a MAC address, thus I cannot assign fixed IP addresses from the > router. When the IPMP interface requests a DHCP lease, it will include a DHCP client identifier. This identifier is what any conforming DHCP server must use to identify a client. If you want a specific identifier, you can set it using CLIENT_ID in /etc/default/dhcpagent; see dhcpagent(1M). -- meem _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
