Charles Galpin wrote:
> 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.
Install two nics in the Linux box. Use different class C's to keep
things simple (192.168.2.x/24 and 192.168.3.x/24)
Each of the hubs should connect to one of the linux box's NICs. If your
default "forward" policy is DENY (and it should be), then the two
networks can't see each other. Add another rule to masquerade the
second class C, and you're set.
DHCP won't require two servers, just another subnet declaration in the
configuration file.
Good luck : )
MSG
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