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Can a single DHCP server ,provide the ip address to a MAC address in two different subnets
For example i have a client whose mac address :- 00:9F:55:34:56:55 & assuming ...
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single DHCP server ,provide the ip address to a MAC address in two different subnets
Can a single DHCP server ,provide the ip address to a MAC address in two different subnets
For example i have a client whose mac address :- 00:9F:55:34:56:55 & assuming that there are two different subnets such as 10.201.202.0/24 and 10.201.200.0/24
I have to statically bind this MAC address ip address (a must)
so when the client is connected to the 1st physical network ,10.201.202.0/24 DHCP should issue ip addrss 10.201.202.10
and when the client is connected to the 2nd physical network ,10.201.200.0/24 DHCP should issue ip addrss 10.201.200.10
If iam not wrong the DHCP needs to have ip address & physical interface in each subnet? Can i use a single physical interface assined two different virtual address in each subnet.?
is there anything i need to change on clients?
Can some body provide the simple dhcp.conf file , iam able to implement my dhcp for single subnet ,but I'am really confused for the above scenario...


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