dhcpd

[Rick_Deadly]

I set up a dhcpd daemon and haven't quite worked it out.

I have an internal net set up as (eth1) 10.10.1.0 that will dish out IP's in the 10.10.1.40 to 10.10.1.44 range.

The problem is when I try to run the dhcpd, it tells me I have to define the eth0 (Make a subnet declaration in dhcpd.conf for my outgoing ethernet.).

Well, I don't want to give IP adresses on that NIC (Goes to my cable modem.). Does anybody know what I can put into the dhcpd.conf to stop it trying to set up dhcp on the eth0 as well as the eth1?

Thanks in advance,

[dnar]

Originally posted by Rick_Deadly
I set up a dhcpd daemon and haven't quite worked it out.

I have an internal net set up as (eth1) 10.10.1.0 that will dish out IP's in the 10.10.1.40 to 10.10.1.44 range.

The problem is when I try to run the dhcpd, it tells me I have to define the eth0 (Make a subnet declaration in dhcpd.conf for my outgoing ethernet.).

Well, I don't want to give IP adresses on that NIC (Goes to my cable modem.). Does anybody know what I can put into the dhcpd.conf to stop it trying to set up dhcp on the eth0 as well as the eth1?

Thanks in advance,

Rick have you looked here? (http://linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/networking.html)