dhcpd.conf shared network declarations

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02-24-2004, 02:24 PM	#1
adamantium LQ Newbie Registered: Nov 2003 Posts: 12 Rep:	dhcpd.conf shared network declarations Hello, I am trying to set up a dhcp server on my debian machine but I am running into a problem. I have 2 network cards and the dhcp server requires that I declare for each network. The problem is that my eth0 is a external device which recieves a dynamic ip address from my ISP. When the address changes my dhcp server goes crazy cause the ip is out of the declared subnet. Is there a way to declare for the device (eth0) instead of for the subnet the device is currently using? Thanks, Adamantium

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