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| Subject: | Re: DHCP Appliance based on MAC Authentication |
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| Date: | Tue, 20 Dec 2005 13:32:56 +0900 |
Hi all Thanks every one who participated and also reads all the posts. I decided to use MS DHCP by using below method First we define the IP Range in the address pool in the MS DHCP and thenjust exclude the entire defined range in that pool. ïThen we will assign IPaddresses by reservations based on MAC addresses. So by doing this only MAC addresses with sttic mappings can get IPaddresses. I would like to have comments on this method by the listThanks again for reading the posts
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