arri
Registered
hi,
after trying it in this thread:
http://macosx.com/forums/networking-compatibility/298691-internet-sharing-subnet-conflict.html
where i explain that internet sharing doesn't work, because the connection i want to share uses the same ip-range as the default ip-range osx uses on the ethernet port.
now i'll ask a more specific question:
how do i configure bootp to serve an arbitrairy ip-range?
(basically anything other then 192.168.2.x)
bootpd get its' configuration from netinfo, and when turning-on internetsharing somehow out of no-where the subnet-configuration appears in netinfo under /config/dhcp/subnets/
where does this 192.168.2.x range come from ? who puts it there?
i tried adding a subnet manually, but bootpd still uses the above.
thanks,
arri
ps: using 10.4
after trying it in this thread:
http://macosx.com/forums/networking-compatibility/298691-internet-sharing-subnet-conflict.html
where i explain that internet sharing doesn't work, because the connection i want to share uses the same ip-range as the default ip-range osx uses on the ethernet port.
now i'll ask a more specific question:
how do i configure bootp to serve an arbitrairy ip-range?
(basically anything other then 192.168.2.x)
bootpd get its' configuration from netinfo, and when turning-on internetsharing somehow out of no-where the subnet-configuration appears in netinfo under /config/dhcp/subnets/
where does this 192.168.2.x range come from ? who puts it there?
i tried adding a subnet manually, but bootpd still uses the above.
thanks,
arri
ps: using 10.4