Quick FreeBSD DHCP Server in less than 10 minutes!

[@Malloc42]

You got a thumbs up for the comedic relief. Thanks for including what we all do when working on things, mistyping a word. Yep, I've gone over config files, etc, many times and missed mis-typings because your brain reads what it wants to read. Keep up the good work!

[@AdrianuX1985]

Have you tried to run PXE on FreeBSD? For example: --> Installing windows via PXE. --> Booting windows via PXE. The iSCSI protocol will probably come in handy.

[@exxsimp]

Hi Gary! Is there any way you could explain how to check the dhcp is running properly by testing it? I've seen some of the ways but they require the subnet to have a name (dhclient -v eth1 and the like) and I was wondering how this could be done?

[@kev2020-z9s]

Hi Gary how do you setup a raid 1 (mirror) on a FreeBSD or can you point me to a good guide or a video walk through.

[@GaryHTech]

I could do a video on that, do you mean zfs or ufs using gmirror or hardware raid?

[@mc127]

should the subnet range be either 86 or 87?

[@TheCocoaDaddy]

I noticed that as well. I don't know if that's allowed (crossing subnets in the IP address range) but given the server started, I guess it's ok.... lol