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Hello.<br>
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There's also another solution. You can execute a shell script that
contacts your DHCP server sending the Macaddress. That way, you can
give whatever IP address you want.<br>
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Check a shell called OMAPI in order to interact with the ISC DHCPd.<br>
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Alan DeKok wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">"Philippe Bacquaert" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:philippe.bacquaert@laposte.net"><philippe.bacquaert@laposte.net></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I'm searching how to make freeradius (when receiving a request
from a radius client) request itself a dynamic IP address to a
dhcp server and write it in the attribute Framed-IP-Address.
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You write a scipt around dhclient, which might work. Or, use the
ISC libdhcp, and integrate that into a FreeRADIUS module.
Alan DeKok.
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