Re: NetReg: Setting Up Netreg

[Tim T. <ty...@be...>]

I think you can keep your dns, but your dhcp might have to change.   I
think one needs to use ISC’s dhcp on linux.   I would be curious if this is
not true for others.

Tim



*From:* Phil Reinhart [mailto:pre...@al...]
*Sent:* Wednesday, August 02, 2017 7:40 AM
*To:* NetReg Mailing List <net...@li...>
*Subject:* Re: NetReg: Setting Up Netreg



See attached for a copy of the manual I squirreled away. Be happy to answer
any questions. I'm the residence housing network administrator and oversee
the netreg deployment. I work with a sys admin for the OS install and
server setup which is now on a virtual box. We use it to manage all the
residence wired connections.



Source link - http://netreg.sourceforge.net/



Phil






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On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 4:25 AM, Tawanda Musesengwa <mus...@af...>
wrote:

Hello,



I am a sysadmin looking to setup Netreg on my network. currently I already
have a fully functional working network in place with DHCP & DNS etc all in
place. My questions are how can I setup netreg and add it to my existing
network. Does anyone have a manual / docum.. / pointers of installing it /
setting up using centos 7..



--Tawanda Musesengwa



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