Tim: >> Needing a DHCP server isn't something everyone needs, and a rogue one >> running on a network is a serious problem. Servers like that should >> be installed when needed. Dario Lesca: > Yes, I have needed to install DHCP server + dynamic DNS into a network > without a DHCP server. > No problem, ... yum install dhcp ... but I have not found it into setup > package list ... yum search dhcp dhclient - package to be a DHCP client dhcp - A DHCP server and relay agent dhcpv6 - DHCP server and client for IPv6 I seem to recall finding the DHCP server wasn't too hard while installing FC6. I didn't bother, though, as something else was the server on my LAN, this FC6 box is a DHCP client. I'd find it hard to believe that Fedora 7 didn't have similar packages. You're asking on the wrong list, though. 7 hasn't been released, and this isn't a developers/testers list. But none of what you mentioned would be "default" packages to install, which seemed to be what you were asking. You'd install them if you wanted, and yum'd drag in other bits as needed. -- (This box runs FC6, my others run FC4 & FC5, in case that's important to the thread.) Don't send private replies to my address, the mailbox is ignored. I read messages from the public lists.
