"yum install dhcpd" will probably provide what you need. Or it will if you copy a yum.conf from a fedora core 1 machine.I noticed that DHCP server is not available for Enterprise Workstation. We are trying to run a DHCP server for a small lab and don't requires a full-fledged server for a DHCP program. Is it possible to install a DHCP server for enterprise workstation?
Ryan
Note that this may take your machine into an unsupported configuration, as it may upgrade libraries (etc) required for the latest version of dhcpd.
Alan
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