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I'm running 4.3-RELEASE and I need to add support for DHCP Clients on
our networks. I looked through the ports list and got very confused. All
I need to do is to be able to hand out up to a dozen IP addresses to
client PC's on our LAN. What is the simplest way of achieving this?

Thanks,
Kory