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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: Mikie on August 31, 2002, 04:02:00 PM
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Hey all.
I am running SME Server 5.5 on a P120, and using it just for the firewall and gateway on my LAN. It is set up as a DHCP server, and I want to have some static IP's assigned to my two servers. How can I assign/reserve IP's to the MAC addresses of these servers?
I am a linux/unix newbie, so if there is any command line stuff necessary, please make it clear for me.
Thanks
Mikie.
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Hi,
The easiest would be to disable the DHCP client on the 2 servers with static addresses and give them an IP outside the DHCP scope.
Regards,
guestHH
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Hi RequestedDeletion.
I've tried this, and it does work, but because I have no DNS running outside the scope to resolve the IP's, I cannot connect to the internet, hence the need for reserving an IP to a MAC address within the DHCP scope/range.
Thanks for the input though,
Mikie.
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http://www.e-smith.org/docs/manual/5.1/admin-hostnames.html#admin-hostnames-dhcp
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As RequestedDeletion said, give them a static IP. Make sure you set their DNS, WINS and gateway to the E-Smith box's IP address.
Additionaly, if you need these boxes to be seen by the outside, you will have to set them up as Duncan pointed out.
Bill
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Thanks very much for all your help - very much appreciated. Have got it sorted now, so thank you again.
Mike
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BillN wrote:
> As RequestedDeletion said, give them a static IP. Make sure you set
> their DNS, WINS and gateway to the E-Smith box's IP address.
Duncan suggested the best way to do this.
> Additionaly, if you need these boxes to be seen by the
> outside, you will have to set them up as Duncan pointed out.
No, Duncan's suggestion had nothing to do with being seen by the outside.
Charlie
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I don't know what I did.... maybe got wild with the ole wheel mouse.
I somehow wound up up a bit on configure host names.
Sorry about that...
Bill