DHCP Server for IP cameras used by Shinobi

[rojarrolla]

Hi, I'm setting up Shinobi. And I would like my cameras to be in a separate network.

I have a Dell Poweredge T320 with 2 ethernet cards. The first one is used to access my network, and the second one will connect to the ip Cameras (They are RLC 410 from Reolink).

 

I think I might be able to set fixed IP addresses for all the cameras, but I am wondering if I can setup a DHCP server for the cameras on the second ethernet card. If one camera fails, it is easier to just replace it and configure it in Shinobi.

 

The tutorial from Spaceinvader one, speaks a little bit about it, but it is not the same thing, because he uses a VLan which uses his same switch and fixed Ip addresses for the IP Cameras.

 

Has any of you sone something like this?

Thanks in advance for your time and your input.

 

Cheers

Edited June 3, 2020 by rojarrolla
Sintaxis correction.

[bonienl]

One possible solution is to use the pi-hole container and configure it as both DHCP and DNS server.

 

This pi-hole container needs to run on a custom network, i.e br1 (assuming you have configured eth1 as bridge and made it available to docker).

 

[rojarrolla]

Thanks, I did something similar, I installed Glas-DHCP server and configured to act as a DHCP on my secondary nic. Now it is working. Thank you so much for your input!