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Re: [PLUG] DHCPD problems
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On Monday 07 January 2002 18:20, you wrote about Re: [PLUG] DHCPD problems:
> On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 05:38:30PM -0500, Kevin Brosius wrote:
> > Gotcha... You weren't willing to speculate on the problem, but are
> > willing to speculate on the reason for architecture choice? None of
> > that _requires_ a subnet split to protect against... (I was hoping the
> > answer might help us point him in the right direction.)
>
> If you're putting a firewall between two logical networks, you do,
> by definition, have separate subnets. It doesn't matter if you
> configure your firewall/NAT software to put the odds in one network
> and the evens in the other; they're separate subnets.
The problem was described in the first post. I have two subnets, my server
lan and my wireless lan. The reason I am running a different subnet on the
wireless LAN is because I have a linux box routeing between the two, and I
lack the patence for bridging.
I found a solution but it makes no sense. I installed dhcrelay on the router
and then installed a dummy DHCP server on it. Now the real dhcpserver
answers the requests correctly. What I fail to understand is why...
I am happy that it works but I am concenred that if it breaks I am screwed.
Cheers
-ian reinhart geiser
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