> Hi Mauricio,
>
> On Tue, 2004-05-11 at 09:08, Ventas ArTekShop.com.ar wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've seen it's not possible to set the OPT interfaces with DHCP using
>> the interface... Is it possible to do it in any other way?
>
> DHCP works fine on OPT1 - just choose the right tab, and away you go!
>
> The only un-fine thing is if you use "DNS Forwarder" which badly breaks
> DNS resolution on DHCP-assigned machines on OPT1.
>
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I'm fairly certain he meant *obtaining* an IP via DHCP on the optional
interfaces, as opposed to running a dhcpd behind one. At least I hope so,
since that's also an issue I'd like to see resolved if possible. :)

  Brian