Yeah, I am using it on a Redhat 7.0 box:

   1)  DHCP client for COX (dhcpcd)
   2)  DHCP server for my internal net (for the house) <grin>
   3)  DNS, QMAIL and pop3.

A tip that took me 5 days to figure out:  I never could get the scripts to work correctly
to dynamically get the IP from cox as written.  My solution:  give the card a static ip
(preferably the one that use probably will get from cox and and then afterward call
dhcpcd.  Also, if you are running your own dns, use the the "-R" option for dhcpcd to
prevent its trashing of your resolv.conf file.

> 
> I use it with Redhat using the DHCP deamon. It should have been installed when you
> installed suse. su to root and run: dhcpcd -h [hostname] eth1. Your hostname should be
> something like cx123456a, the one Cox gave you.
> 
> Jerry Dennington

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