Migrating from a Cisco Routers DHCP to ISC DHCP

[Vineesh Viswanath Iyer]

Tim , for that you can have the DHCP database pointed to your tftp server ,
on the reboot what it will do is populate the dhcp information from the tftp
and all the dhcp binding will be intact .
my problem here is , every time a pc reboots , its getting a new ip address
from the router , have you had this problem ?

cheers
vinu


On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 7:35 PM, Timothy Gavin <livewire98801 at gmail.com>wrote:

> On a cisco, the leases are kept in RAM. This is why I moved away from it. A
> router reboot, crash, or config change will nuke your leases and cause IP
> conflicts.
>
> Tim
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> From: Vineesh Viswanath Iyer <vinunath at gmail.com>
> Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2009 19:07:01
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> Subject: Re: Migrating from a Cisco Routers DHCP to ISC DHCP
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