Hello,

On 4/25/2007 9:48 PM, Naufal Sheikh wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> Can any one please give me insight into the direction which I should 
> follow for configuring a DHCP client for backup.

I see three possible solutions.

One, set up your dhcp server to assigne the same addresses to the 
machines. This is, as long as the dhcp address pools are not exhausted, 
the default behaviour of the isc dhcpd, by he way. Other services do 
also profit from the resulting semi-static addresses.

Two, use dynamic DNS updates with dhcp, so that the machines might have 
changing IP addresses, but the DNS names remain the same. Then, use the 
FQDN in Baculas configuration.

Three, set up a restricted console on the dynamic addressed clients and 
use the setip facility before you run backups (or set up the startup 
scripts or the dhcp client on the machines to initiate a setip when the 
address changes).

The solutions are given in order of my personal preference, by the way.

Arno


> Manual only has a 
> couple of liner section which does not explain much.
> 
> 
> Thanks and Regards
> 
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