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DHCP configuration

Last update: 19/03/2003

In order to boot up dynamically with access to the network, you will need an adequately installed and configured BOOTP/DHCP client.

If you are running Linux (or any other UNIX type system), you may already have a BOOTP/DHCP client. If not, you can find them at the following sites:

Internet Software Consortium - DHCP

bootpc -- the Linux bootup client

The following links may be useful if you are having trouble configuring your DHCP client:

Linux Magazine DHCP Config.(p.5)

DHCP Mini-HOWTO GZIP

DHCP Mini-HOWTO HTML

NetBSD DHCP HOWTO

If you are running Windows 95/98/2K/NT/ME, all you need to do is specify in the TCP/IP properties that you want to obtain the configuration dynamically:

NOTE: The page may vary depending on the version of Windows that you are running.

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