Installs and manages a DHCP server.
- Multiple subnet support
- Host reservations
- Secure dynamic DNS updates when combined with Bind
- Can create a dummy (ignored) subnet so that the server can be used only as a helper-address target
Define the server and the zones it will be responsible for.
class { 'dhcp':
service_ensure => running,
dnsdomain => [
'dc1.example.net',
'1.0.10.in-addr.arpa',
],
nameservers => ['10.0.1.20'],
ntpservers => ['us.pool.ntp.org'],
interfaces => ['eth0'],
dnsupdatekey => '/etc/bind/keys.d/rndc.key',
dnskeyname => 'rndc-key',
require => Bind::Key['rndc-key'],
pxeserver => '10.0.1.50',
pxefilename => 'pxelinux.0',
omapi_port => 7911,
}
Define the pool attributes
dhcp::pool{ 'ops.dc1.example.net':
network => '10.0.1.0',
mask => '255.255.255.0',
range => ['10.0.1.100', '10.0.1.200'],
gateway => '10.0.1.1',
}
Define a subnet that will be ignored - useful for making the DHCP server only respond to requests forwarded by switches etc.
dhcp::ignoredsubnet{ 'eth0':
network => '10.0.0.0',
mask => '255.255.255.0',
}
Create host reservations.
dhcp::host { 'server1':
comment => 'Optional descriptive comment',
mac => '00:50:56:00:00:01',
ip => '10.0.1.51',
}
Parameters are available to configure pxe or ipxe
Boot ipxe from pxe. When configured this overrides pxefilename. For more information see ipxe.org.
class { 'dhcp':
ipxe_filename => 'undionly.kpxe',
ipxe_bootstrap => 'bootstrap.kpxe',
pxeserver => '10.0.1.50',
}
Zach Leslie [email protected] Ben Hughes [email protected] Sam Dunster [email protected] Garrett Honeycutt [email protected] Matt Kirby [email protected]
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