Colin Walters wrote: >People have been constantly confused by whether "Fedora" does DHCP by >default over the years, because we've flipped it several times. When >we introduced it for clients/workstations, I consider it to have been a >*massive* win to be able to plug in an ethernet cable and have it Just >Work. Absolutely. That's the whole point of DHCP. >But it's very much the wrong thing to do for traditional servers where >you have 4 or more physical NICs. I don't see why. Either DHCP is the right thing, or else the admin is going to configure the NICs immediately and then it doesn't matter what the default is. Björn Persson
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