Umm... Jeff, why don't you try using the VLAN-option? For this to work you
got to have a switch that supports that standard (802.1Q)... If you don't
have it... Then you need to have networkcards for every subnet, I use a old
PII 200 Mhz or something like that for booting PXE-workstations and I have 4
NICs in that one... And it works perfectly, but I am planning on moving the
whole thing to a VLAN-base solution... Sorry if I babbled to much... Haven't
got a lot to do in the office befor 10 o'clock in the morning

//Johan

-----Original Message-----
From: Greg Smith [mailto:gsmith59 at pacbell dot net] 
Sent: den 11 november 2004 07:31
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Cc: Jeff Durling
Subject: [m0n0wall] Re: DHCP Server

Jeff,

How do you plan to distinguish which pool a particular client should receive
an IP address from?

If two groups of clients have known MAC addresses you could pre-assign them
IP addresses in two different contiguous ranges, and leave another range for
the third pool.

Greg

-----Original Message-----

>Has anyone ever needed to have multiple DHCP pools on the monowall?
Is
>this
>something that is doable? I would like to have 3 IP pools and then set
up
>rules for each pool to govern the bandwidth usage.  
>
> 
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jeff




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