The real question is why are you going to use Linux for DHCP?Probably several reasons -
1. to learn 2. linux is more flexible than the barebones cayman
Or 192.168.0. or 172.16.0.11. What would be the bare minimum entries into dhcp.conf? After reading several pieces on dhcp.conf, this what I think I need based on using a different range of private addresses starting with 10.0.0.1:
2. Can the Linux box have a host name or just "localhost"?
That would be lame - even if its going to be standalone, without any network connection
If it's on the network, give it a name - unix servers want to be able to resolve names forward and backward for the most part.
Huh?
3. The manual talks about the dhcpd.conf being in the /etc directory. Mine is in /etc/log.d/conf/services Is this right?
Where in the world did
/etc/log.d/conf/services
come from?
/etc/dhcpd.conf is the pathname of the config file
Other than that I don't see any major issues with your config.
Joe
