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jerry writes: > You may need to install the DHCP server. Remember that you > have an Ubuntu desktop system, and servers are generally not > installed by default. In contrast, JABR uses CENTOS which is > primarily configured as a server. got it -- did that, and when i run dhcpd3 and then dhclient wlan0 ifconfig comes up with 192.168.0.3 just as i want. however, dhcpd3 doesn't come up on boot, though i find dchp3-server in rc[1-5].c. so how do i make that happen? >On 11/04/2010 01:08 PM, j. daniel moylan wrote: >> john abreau writes: >> >>> Of course, if you don't want to run your own internal DNS, you can always >>> hardwire ip addresses into dhcpd.conf: >>> >>> host garbagescow { >>> hardware ethernet 00:1B:77:xx:xx:xx ; >> fixed-address 192.168.0.3 ; >>> } >>> >> i can't seem to find dhcpd.conf anywhere, probably not an >> ubuntu thing, but i did find /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf >> >> i looked at the man page for that and tried fiddling the >> alias and lease terms, fully expecting progress, but got >> nowhere. it just keeps on coming up with 192.168.0.100 >> >> i've either got the wrong file, or i've entered the wrong >> stuff. >> . >> . >> . >> . tia, ole dan
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