On 5/22/20 10:04 AM, R C wrote:
Hello,
when booting using dhcp, some OS-es use their MAC addr, some, when
getting an IP with DHCP use a client id, sometimes it's 01M+MAC,
sometimes it is a quite long string, similar to UUIDs.
For example some Ubuntu version sends out their DHCP client id as
01+MAC, similar to windows machines.
Is there a way in Centos/RHEL, to 'configure' that? (Cisco equipment is
kind of particlat about that), so that for example when requesting
an IP using DHCP, the client-id used is 01+MAC instead of just the
MAC address?
(it becomes a hassle when machines are dual boot for example).
In your ifcfg file set:
DHCP_CLIENT_ID=
to whatever you want. I don't know of a way to automatically use the
01+MAC scheme.
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