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Subject: Re: Running isc-dhcpd on two interfaces?
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On Mon, 21 Apr 2003, Paul Hoffman wrote:

> >	# Interlink to church:
> >	#
> >	subnet 172.16.0.68 netmask 255.255.255.252 {not authoritative; } # wi1
>
> This maybe works for the subnet specifications, but what about for
> the options? That is, my options include things like subnet mask,
> routers, and so on that are going to be different for the two DHCP
> ranges. How do I differentiate between them?

I've been grouping them; and for the two networks which are shared use the
'shared-network' declaration. I think I took the example from
dhcpd.conf(5).

Dw