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A Study on the Implementation of Embedded DHCP Server Based on ARM  

Kim Hyeong-Gyun (동강대학 컴퓨터인터넷과)
Lee Sang-Beom (조선이공대학 컴퓨터정보과)
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Journal of the Korea Institute of Information and Communication Engineering / v.10, no.8, 2006 , pp. 1490-1494 More about this Journal
Abstract
Most network equipment is an embedded system designed to execute specific function. An embedded system is an electronic control system mixing hardware and software to execute only fixed function for the purpose of system, not confuter, performing diverse function for a wide use. Early embedded system executed only simple function, combining specific function with optimization, a micro size, and low power, but it has developed to meet complex and diverse system. The purpose of this study is to realize DHCP server based on embedded system. To achieve this, embedded Linux was ported in ez Bord-M01 mounted with Intel Strong ARM SA1110 processor, and ethernet-based network was constructed for network function. In this way, this study suggests embedded DHCP server where Window and Linux client hosts are dynamically configurated as network information by dynamically assigning network information in embedded board.
Keywords
ARM; DHCP server; Embedded Linux;
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