Paul Rae wrote:
> This can already be done, search the mailing list and refer to the online
> docs.
>
> These options can already be included in the config.xml, currently there is
> no GUI support for this, but I think that may be included in the next
> release if memory serves me correctly.
>   
Oh good! We really have no alternative but to use m0n0 as DHCP in this 
instance. I think we *may* consider using it to relay DHCP, but i think 
that may make everything more comlpicated than it needs to be!

Apologies for breaking the threads by lazily replying to something and 
changing the subject :)

Adam.


> On 18/02/2008 17:13, "Adam Armstrong" <lists at memetic dot org> wrote:
>
>   
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Would it be easy (or even advisable) to add a feature whereby additional
>> options can be added to the DHCP configuration?
>>
>> I would like to give out Option 066 and 067 reponses to devices
>> connecting getting a DHCP address on our VoIP LAN to ease deployment (at
>> the moment we can't trust the vendor to direct the phones to our servers
>> as default).
>>
>> Either getting m0n0 to include the settings in its config for the
>> specific interface if the entry box is set, or allowing a text box to
>> put in custom options would be fine. I guess the first would be easier
>> though?
>>
>> Example :
>>
>> server-name "http://prov.company.com"; # Option 066
>>
>> filename "snom.php?mac={mac}"; # Option 067
>>
>>
>> If all of this is impossible for any reason, I will start making custom
>> images which hard-code these settings into the m0n0 dhcp file, but I
>> thought there must be some others around who would like this option,
>> perhaps for diskless workstations?
>>
>> Also, does anyone know if it's possible to restrict DHCP output to a
>> range of MAC addresses? For example, a single vendor's MAC range? I find
>> manually assigning DHCP to be a bit hit and miss, as I always forget!
>>
>> Thanks,
>> adam.
>>
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