This is going to show my stupid newbieness, but regarding the below:
> But where I thought it wouldn't work was the fact that I had them all
> using dhcp. How would I be able to serve them Ips from two different
> ranges? I think the amswer is to add another nic to the linux box, plug
> the second network into it, and (somehow) setup two dhcpd servers to each
> serve on of the interfaces.
If you have two nics and two ip pools which are on the subnets of each nic.
Does the dhcp server not monitor both nics and assign an ip according to the
interface the request is on. If so you would not need two servers.
Can anyone provide insight?
Thanks,
Chad
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