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I have a cable provider that will provide me 3 dynamic IP's.
Is there a way to grab my 3 dynimic IP's on the WAN interface and specify the MAC address for each DHCP connection?
Having 3 routers to do this is a pain.
I have a WRT54GS V3 currently running White Russian 0.9
Just create new interface for specific connection, I dont know how to with DHCP but staticaly is it like that (let say vlan1 is your WAN)
ifconfig vlan1:1 ip-address/mask up
ifconfig vlan1:2 ip-address/mask up
maybe somewhere is possible to change the ip-address to DHCP variable, I dont know. (Im used to normal linux where I just edit /etc/conf.d/net)
(Last edited by Robertek on 26 May 2007, 23:10)
Your on the right track, but my problem is I don't know the IP address they will give me. I also need a separate MAC for each DHCP client connection.
I think what I need is to create 3 virtual interfaces to the one physical interface if that is possible. I am new to this so have no idea how to implement this, but I am sure others have this same problem.
Still working on trying to get 3 IP addresses via DHCP from my "RoadRunner" cable connection. After doing some reading it appears that I probably need to use the "client identifier" to contain the MAC address and define 3 connections (eth0:1, 0:2, 0:3) on my WAN interface. Am I the only one who would like to get more than one IP from my cable company or has someone already modified their router for multiple client ID's?
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