hi all,
I'm a little confused...
I've run dhcp boxes (freesco and NAT'ing firewall routers) so I was
expecting it to be a little easier under debian.
I'm on a fixed IP network, but there are some free addresses I'd like to
make available for guest boxes.
I thought a dhcp server would be simple, and would just take the IP configs
of the server, ask what addresses i wanted to make available and get on
with handing out the leases.
apt-cache search dhcpd
gave me an array of software all with dizzying config options.
Can anyone explain a simple way of perforing this simple task?
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Not yet is the spirit of that pristine valour
extinct in you, when girt with steel and lofty flames
once we fought against the empire of heaven.
We were -- that I will not deny -- vanquished in that conflict:
yet the great intention was not lacking in nobility.
Something or other gave Him victory: to us remained
the glory of a dauntless daring.
And even if my troop fell thence vanquished,
yet to have attempted a lofty enterprise is still a trophy.
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