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Subject: DHCP Support in FreeBSD?
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 1998 11:29:51 EST
From: Steven S Shapiro <shappy@MIT.EDU>
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Hi, I am currently running a FreeBSD server.  However, I'm supplying
the server's network configuration with static IP addresses and such
that change (since the ISP uses DHCP).  I was wondering if FreeBSD has
DHCP support or how I can deal with this?  Thanks for your help.

-Steven Shapiro
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