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Originally Posted by
danielek
in this important dociumect i don't see whot must changed in /etc/dhcp3/dhcp.conf. this file will be not changed ! yes ?
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No the file will not be changed with the instructions above that is correct. The instructions above are for a eth0 connected to the internet by DHCP and the internal network on eth1 using static settings. The only reason you would need to edit the file dhcp.conf is if you want to use DHCP to serve address to your internal network is this what you are trying to do?
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