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You need to tell DHCP to only bind to one interface
Assuming dhcpd is in /usr/sbin, just type
/usr/sbin/dhcpd eth0
should do the trick.
Before this check was implimented, a guy I know misconfigured his DHCP
server to listen on both interfaces, and started serving 192.168 addresses
to his entire dorm. When he rebooted the machine, the whole floor lost
net. :). So, that's why it checks to see if you've configured all
interfaces, so you configure it properly, or else obly bind it to one
interface.
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002 thanous@dca.net wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I wrote a dhcpd.conf file in my etc directory, I cut and paste it below. When
> I go to run dhcp, it gives me this error: "Please write a declartion for the
> network segment to which the interface Eth1 is attached. Exiting"
>
> Eth1 is the internet connection, and eth0 is the LAN conneciton.
Mark Schonbach
http://www.markbach.com/
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