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dhcp服务器详解（DHCP server details） Linux configuration complete security DHCP server detailed explanation Released in 9358 [font: 2005-06-01 read medium] Author: Sadie Cao Jianghua DHCP is the dynamic host configuration protocol. This protocol is used to automatically provide IP addresses, subnet masks, and routing information to the computer. The network administrator usually distributes a certain range of IP addresses to clients on the lan. When devices are connected to this LAN, they request an IP address from the DHCP server. The DHCP server then assigns an address to each requested device until it has allocated all of the IP addresses within that range. The assigned IP address must be timed to extend the borrowing period. This deferred process, called leasing, ensures that the assigned address can be returned to the server when the client device is suddenly disconnected from the network prior to the normal release of the IP address. This article takes Redhat Linux 9 as an example to introduce how to build a complete and secure DHCP server. First, establish the DHCP server configuration file You can use Redhat Linux 9 to carry your own RPM package installation. After the installation, the DHCP port supervisor dhcpd configuration file is the file named dhcpd.conf in the /etc directory. The following manual builds /etc/dhcpd.conf files. /etc/dhcpd.conf usually consists of three parts: parameters, declarations, and option. The parameters (parameter) in the 1.DHCP configuration file: shows how to perform tasks, whether to perform tasks, or which network configuration options are sent to the customer. The main contents are shown in Table 1 Parameter Explanation Ddns-update-style Configure DHCP-DNS interactive update mode. Default-lease-time Specifies the length of the lease time, in seconds. Max-lease-time Specifies the maximum length of rental time, in seconds. Hardware Specify the network adapter interface type and the MAC address. Server-name Notify the DHCP client se