| [Answered] How to allocate ip addresses from ISP via DHCP ..... [message #34769] |
Mon, 02 February 2009 08:26  |
schjeall
Messages: 27
Registered: February 2009
Location: Denmark
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My ISP gives away 5 ip-adresses and they are allocated when a device is requesting a new IP-address (with a diffrent MAC).
Now, how do I get each CT1..5 firing DCHP requests at my ISP's network? I think it's a routing/firewall problem at CT0. I use easy-mac.sh to generate individual MAC addresses.
ISP network
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| DSL |
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eth0
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| \ DCHP requests
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| CT0 | |CT1..5|
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CT0, connects perfectly to the internet.
Please, can someone provide me with a command-walkthrough? Also, what is most handy to use veth og venet?
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