On 06/23/2011 06:29 AM, Steven Tardy wrote:
did something similar recently...
dhcpd.conf
class "VMware" { match if ( substring(hardware,1,3) = 00:50:56 ); } subnet 10.1.1.224 netmask 255.255.255.240 { #other subnet specific stuff here pool { allow members of "VMware"; range 10.1.1.229 10.1.1.230; } pool { deny members of "VMware"; range 10.1.1.236 10.1.1.237; } }
On 06/22/11 21:44, Raymond Lillard wrote:
Dear CentOS,
This is somewhat off-topic, but I do hope to implement this on a CentOS system, so here goes...
I would like to be able to setup a dhcpd (or like) daemon to maintain two IP address pools. One for devices whose leading three octets of the client MAC address are specified and the other for all other clients. Both pools would be a defined range on a commmon /24 subnet. There a several static IP devices also on this net (servers, printer, etc...). At no time would there be more than a dozen of the specified MAC range devices active.
Sorry for the noise. When I looked at dhcp, it was on a machine with a seriously out-of-date version.
Thanks, Ray