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Operating Systems Linux dhcpd.conf - static route Post 302131731 by prvnrk on Monday 13th of August 2007 11:50:04 AM
Old 08-13-2007
Hi Sysgate,

thanks for all the help but sorry to say that they don't work for my requirement. I need to configure "static route" only NOT "default route" as the requirement is to setup 5 static routes and 1 default gateway. I already used "option routers" for default gateway (not specified in dhcpd.conf to make my requirement clear to all). As you know, we cant have more than 1 default gateway on any system(the other thread you have referred was about 2 different subnets where each with ONE router only).

Though i could solve this issue by mentioning all the static routes in my ROUTER (the default gateway) itself and use "option routers" but my organization does not want it that way to restrict a group of systems.

So the only option i have, is to use "option static-routes" but this is somehow not working in my case though syntax seems to be just fine.

Regards,

Prvn
 

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