Hi List, fitra budi anggoro wrote: > Dear All, > A Customer is requesting to have an external DHCP server (existing one) > instead of using Sun Ray Server's DHCP. They want to share the same > subnet between their PC and their Sun Ray > I've read from this doc : > http://docs.sun.com/source/819-2384/new_nw_config.html, but there is no > explanation on how to Re-Configure existing DHCP server. > Any of you done this deployment? since this will be the first for me. I > always use dedicated VLAN and Sun Ray DHCP to isolated from PC environment. > Any example how you Re-configure existing DHCP?
Attached you find a config sniplet for adding to the ISC dhcp config
prefix. After adding it, you either have the choise of assinging "pool"
adresses to the sunrays or set dedicated IP addresses for every device
like this:
host <name-of-machine> {
option host-name "<name-of-machines>";
hardware ethernet <mac-address>;
fixed-address <ip-address>;
option domain-name "<dnsdomain-of-machine>";
}
The last option is only required if you did not set it in a global scope
already (we have different domains in use).
Don't forget to enable the corresponding LANs in the sunray server with
"utadm -L on".
> Any barrier during installation and day to day operation?
No problems except that the utadm required a DHCP server INSTALLED on
the machine. You can simple disable it. It just needs to be there to
make utadm happy.
We are running a HA setup with two redundant DHCP servers and thus the
chance, that a DTU does not get a response from the sunray server is
much higher than the chance that it does not get an ip address. ;-)
So long,
--
Patrick Cernko | mailto:[email protected]
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