>>vi?
I use it now with several scripts ...
>
> To elaborate a little:
>
> you can edit the file /etc/dhcpd.conf
>
> and have entries like this:
>
> host johnny1 {
> option host-name "johnny1.home.local";
> hardware ethernet 00:a0:cc:62:6d:2c;
> fixed-address 192.168.0.16;
> }
>
> -----------
As I wrote, I allredy manage network with cca 700 computers with running
DNS/DHCP .
Just now.
20 locations
9 DNS domains
5 organizations
and growing ;-)
> What else do you need to manage via a tool?
>
- Web interface (there is several admins not only me)
- comfort ;-)
imagine adding an IP/name by one action instead of adding to
DHCP, primary DNS and at least reverse DNS
"clases" of computers
"defaults" for location/domain ...
- several checkings
- unique name/IP/MAC domain/location
(which are complicated but posible to write in bash/perl)
> Here is a simple, but fully working file:
>
> http://centos.hughesjr.com/testing/dhcpd.conf
and
option time-servers xxx.xxx.cz;
next-server XYZ ;
filename "/tftpboot/boot.0";
....
Petr Kl?ma
JIHOMILK a.s.
Rudolfovsk? 246/83
370 50 ?esk? Bud?jovice
Czech Rpublic
phone: +420 389 136 209
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