Michael Schwendt wrote:
> Your DHCP server fails to start because it has not been configured
> completely for all your network interfaces. From the top of my head,
> the following entry for the subnet, where your public IP addr is
> from, should suffice. Substitute the missing values:
>
> subnet 202.175.???.??? netmask 255.???.???.??? {
> not authoritative;
> }
So, the following setting is suitable for the dhcp server ?
subnet 202.175.xxx.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
range 202.175.xxx.xxx 202.175.xxx.xxx;
}
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