DHCP server config for two networks

Hi there,

I have a server running which provides DHCP for a network serving
addresses in the 192.168.0.5-200 range. This works fine, but we have
added several other ethernet cards and we want the server to provide
DHCP for a DMZ network, numbered 10.0.0.5-200 and only accessible over a
different ethernet card to the first network.

How do I configure dhcpd to serve 192.168.0.5-200 numbers over eth0 and
10.0.0.5-200 numbers over eth2?

I've read the manpage and googled for info, but I'm still confused -
most examples seem to deal with just one interface.

I'm using Redhat 8.0.

TIA!

Peter.

In article <XCKcb.159069$(E-Mail Removed)>,
Peter Ashford wrote:
> How do I configure dhcpd to serve 192.168.0.5-200 numbers over eth0 and
> 10.0.0.5-200 numbers over eth2?

Add another subnet definition block with the range and any specific
directives for that subnet. If necessary move directives out of the
global section and into each subnet block.
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> In article <XCKcb.159069$(E-Mail Removed)>,
> Peter Ashford wrote:
>
>>How do I configure dhcpd to serve 192.168.0.5-200 numbers over eth0 and
>>10.0.0.5-200 numbers over eth2?
>
>
> Add another subnet definition block with the range and any specific
> directives for that subnet. If necessary move directives out of the
> global section and into each subnet block.

This is what I have now - a shared network with two subnets inside it.
Trouble is that connections over eth2 (which has an address 10.0.0.1)
get mapped into 192.168.0.***