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Christopher Hill wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 

There's no reason why this could not be done with a single dhcp server;
I assign multiple subnets based on MAC addresses from the same dhcp
server.

If you're using dhcpd, just read up on classes:

class "cardinal" {
        match pick-first-value (option dhcp-client-identifier,
hardware);
}

subclass "cardinal"     01:18:18:a8:00:04:00 {
        option host-name "ophelia"; 
        ddns-hostname "ophelia";
}               #ophelia

and so on.  A single dhcpd server can do it all.  That way you can do
DDNS updates and be able to tell who's who by the DNS lookup.

--Yan

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