Dear Red Hatters,
In the process of retiring a Red Hat 6.0 server, I am going to need to
move its DHCP service to our new Red Hat 7.2 server. The original
dhcpd is 2.0b1pl6, and the new is 2.0pl5.
It appears as though the migration involves little more than:
0. Copying the /etc/dhcpd.conf file (which I assume is forward
compatible), maybe adding some new stuff for newly supported
features,
1. Stopping dhcpd on the old server
2. Copying the /etc/dhcpd.leases file to the new server
3. Starting dhcpd on the new server
Still, I can imagine that there are some guidelines and caveats for
pulling this off -- is there documentation on this process? I'd like
to make the change invisible to users (as usual).
Regards,
Jonathan
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