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* Config file: <code>/etc/dhcp/[[dhcpd.conf]]</code> | * Config file: <code>/etc/dhcp/[[dhcpd.conf]]</code> | ||
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Revision as of 06:53, 1 November 2020
Most Routers offer DHCP services but you can also configure a DHCP server your computer for you network.
Using Ubuntu you can install isc-dhcp-server[1].
Install isc-dhcp-server:
sudo apt install isc-dhcp-server
Configure your new installed DHCP server:
- Config file:
/etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf
Related terms
See also
- DHCP: Cisco IOS DHCP Server,
isc-dhcp-server (dhcpd.conf),ip dhcp poolshow ip dhcp pool,show ip dhcp binding,show ip dhcp conflict,show ip dhcp server statistics, DHCP snooping,client-identifier,hardware-address,show ip dhcp,ip link,dhcpcd,AWS::EC2::DHCPOptions, dhclient, systemd-networkd
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