Perplexing problem??? ifconfig - dhcpd -

[JavaWannabe]

Hello all,

I'm hoping some linux guru could help me here.

Here is my question.

~If I do an ifconfig and see 2 physical interfaces of eth0 w/ ip of say 10.1.0.1 /16 and I see an eth1 of say some public ip range "12.x.x.x /x

And the server also is dhcp server dishing out IP's with a subnet pool of (10.2.2.0 /24) - and all clients are receiving this network range.

How is this possible if I see no physical interface when doing "ifconfig"?
-There are no subinterfaces at all.

I took a look in iptables but only see some SNAT going on.

ANYONE HAVE AN IDEA how this is possible? What am I not thinking or not knowing about?

Thanks!

[Kloschüssel]

please show us a:

cat /etc/network/interfaces

I would expect that the output would answer your question.

[coopstah13]

please show us a:



I would expect that the output would answer your question.

thats only applicable for debian based distros

I'm not sure i quite get the question you are asking, is it about the range of addresses being supplied by dhcp?

post output of

/sbin/ifconfig
/sbin/route -n

and also show us your dhcpd.conf file