I've gotten to a point where it looks like the Linux side of my network is getting the IP address from eth1 instead of eth01 that is connected to my Cayman modem. ifconfig confirms this.
Is there a way to tell eth0 not to listen to the dhcp server on eth1? Only the LAN side should be asking for an IP address on eth1
By specifying the address range for dhcp, you determine which interface is active. As long as eth1 is not in the range of IP addresses you are managing with dhcp, eth1 will be inactive -
Oh please, don't tell me you have overlapping or identical ip address ranges on eth0 and eth1 -
Joe
