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Where information of clients are stocked ?

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2008-07-17
2013-04-05
  • Gotti Matthieu

    Gotti Matthieu - 2008-07-17

    Hello,

    I have a project, and i must to create a file  like this :

    @mac;@ip;computername;domain

    But i don't find where this informations of clients are stocked in the drbl server.
    I know that this informations are stock during installation of drbl.

    Please help me, i thnaks you for your future help ^^

     
    • Steven Shiau

      Steven Shiau - 2008-07-17

      You can find that in /etc/dhcpd.conf or /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf.
      What's the "domain" you want ? NIS ? DNS ? Which GNU/Linux are you using ?

       
    • Gotti Matthieu

      Gotti Matthieu - 2008-07-21

      Hello,

      During installation of DCS (drbl clonezilla server), you can seek all informations of clients in the net work, like @IP @MAC to work with a choice of computer. That want its these informations, and its doesn't stocked in /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf

      When i speak "domain", i want to speak about a samba domain name like "WorkGroup".

       
      • Steven Shiau

        Steven Shiau - 2008-07-21

        If you drblpush collect the MAC addresses of your clients, it will create a dhcpd.conf containing IP addresses and MAC addressed. You can try to parse that file.
        DRBL does not save the samba domain name, however, it does save the dnsdomain and yp domain name. The file depends on the GNU/Linux distributions. What's your GNU/Linux distribution ? Fedora ? Debian ? Ubuntu ? Or ?

         
    • Gotti Matthieu

      Gotti Matthieu - 2008-07-21

      Debian Etch :)

       
    • Gotti Matthieu

      Gotti Matthieu - 2008-07-22

      Okay i found my correspondance between @Mac @Ip.
      Now i must find how take these informations in the files ^^ because the file is big :)

       

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