Channel-bonding and dhcp
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Judd Tracy jtracy at ist.ucf.eduThu Dec 14 11:50:02 PST 2000
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On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Jon Tegner wrote: > Hi, > > Is it possible to use dhcp and channel-bonding (the documentation for > kernel 2.2.18 seems to indicate that fixed ip-numbers should be given > (in the file ifcfg-bond0))? Or is there some other way to keep the > (network-) configurations of the slave nodes identical? No it can't be done (at least not easily). Basically when you setup you bond device you usually do not have any network interfaces running, so you can't use the network to get an address. Also the way the bond device works is it sets its ethernet address to the address of the first card that is enslaved, so if you tried to do a dhcp before you setup the bond device you would have to get the ethernet address of the first card instead of the bond device. It would be nice if the bond device could just take over the settings of the first card and then enslave it, but it can't enslave a running interface. I don't know if they have fixed any of these issues in the 2.4 kernel, but for 2.2 it would be very difficult. Judd Tracy jtracy at ist.ucf.edu
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