[ale] DHCP vs. Static Who would win?

[Adrin]

This will be interesting.  I have a similar setup.  Sub net A (eht0) is
connect to the aDSL modem.  Subnet B (eht1) is connected to the windows2000
computer through a hub.  All there cards are static.  I just preferred to do
it that way so that I would always know the IP address and I didn't know
that much about DHCP servers.

Adrin


-----Original Message-----
From: dchambers [mailto:dchambers]On Behalf Of Denny Chambers
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 4:44 PM
To: ALE
Subject: [ale] DHCP vs. Static Who would win?

Scenario:

        I have a linux server with 2 ethernet card in them. eth0 is on
subnet A
and eth1 is on subnet B. eth0 has a static IP Address, where eth1 uses
dhcp. Routing is not turned on. My default gateway and dns is reachable
through Subnet A, so I set them manually. My question is if Subnet B's
dhcp is also broadcasting a default gateway and dns information, will it
override what I typed in manually. What happens when both cards are set
for dhcp? Anyone know?
--
Denny Chambers

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