I have done som work with dhcpd on aix, and done some hacking to make it usable on a multihomed machine. The bpf-api on aix does'nt support sending packages on so i have used the native ndd-api for that. Compile-fix patch to make xlc happy: http://www.acc.umu.se/~glance/dhcpd-hackers/if_ether-070228.patch Patch to make it use bpf+ndd on aix. http://www.acc.umu.se/~glance/dhcpd-hackers/bpf+ndd-070412-1.patch And finaly a patch to fix some artifacts in the bpf-impementation on aix. http://www.acc.umu.se/~glance/dhcpd-hackers/bpf-aix-070510.patch Im running it in prod. now and it looks good, now when i fixed the EFAULT problem. Have fun. //Anton On 10 May, 2007 - Keith Neufeld wrote: > > I was browsing the readme, but it didn't show a port for aix. Any > > plans to > > expand the ports list -- the DNS server has it, but I am unsure how > > much sharing > > occurs b/w DNS and DHCP teams. > > Works great on AIX! > > Last time I used it there (2002), the only drawback was that if your > DHCP server was multihomed and you had clients on multiple of the > directly-attached subnets, the server couldn't tell which one a > request came from so it couldn't serve addresses properly. But you > can easily change your topology to work around that quirk; and > someone may have completed a port to the DLPI low-layer driver by > now, which should solve that problem. > > -- > Keith Neufeld > Lead Network Engineer > Wichita State University > > -- Anton Lundin +46702-161604 main(k){printf((k>160?2:k>128?2250357:k>96?1398052:k>64?7427366:k>32?5592357: 2242082)>>(k-1)&1?"##":" ");printf(k%32?"\0":"\n");return k==192?0:main(k+1);}