IP address oddity
Don Erickson
derick at shark.zeni.net
Sat Mar 9 22:14:50 CST 2002
In article <20020309150118.42382.qmail at web14607.mail.yahoo.com> you write:
>I installed several boxes from a ghost image (Norton Ghost 2002)
>of RedHat 7.2. All are configured to get IP addressing through
>DHCP. All are successful at eht0 configuration, but ALL come up
>with THE SAME IP ADDRESS (10.1.2.69), AND
>all are able to connect to the network and internet..at least
>one at a time.
So...what happens if a second machine connects to the network after the
first one is connected? Does it get a different IP address? If so, then
everything is working, right? The dhcpd usually has a range of
addresses to assign, the first free address is usually assigned in my
experience.
Regards,
-Don
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