using proxy DHCP

[Sameer Verma]

On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 9:24 AM, Jim Christiansen
<jim.c.christiansen at gmail.com> wrote:
>      host lass-1 {
>         hardware ethernet     00:14:85:D7:C9:71;
>         fixed-address         192.168.1.112;
>      }
>      host lass-3 {
> hardware ethernet     00:14:85:D7:C7:9F;
> fixed-address      192.168.1.113;
>      }
>      host lass-4 {
>   hardware ethernet     00:11:0A:A2:D0:75;
>         fixed-address         192.168.1.114;
>     }
>     host ws001 {
>         #hardware ethernet     00:40:F4:C5:BC:AF;
> hardware ethernet     00:13:72:12:E9:C7;
>         fixed-address         192.168.1.51;
>         filename              "/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.0";
>     }
>     host ws002 {
>         #hardware ethernet     00:40:F4:B2:D8:6C;
> hardware ethernet     00:14:22:5A:92:4A;
>         fixed-address         192.168.1.52;
>         filename              "/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.0";
> #        filename              "/lts/vmlinuz.ltsp";
>     }
> I specify the macs in /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf.
> Here is a snip of my file:
> Hope this helps.
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Hi Jim,

Thanks for the sample. This is when using the dhcpd option in a
typical LTSP setup. I am using dnsmasq and would like to ignore
unknown MACs. The setup works so far (it boots the lab machines as
expected) but I do not wish to serve DHCP to unknown MAC addresses.

Anybody using dnsmasq?

Sameer
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