[SLL] DHCP server

[Jeremy C. Reed]

> You could also try CentOS a public RHEL. CentOs-5 (latest) runs easily 
> on your old X32 systems, a stable enterprise solution and is supported 
> until 2011. Just install your to your basic needs.

Is that CentOS supporting CentOs 5 to 2011? Or Red Hat supporting what it 
is based on to 2011? (How do we know CentOS will be around in three 
years?) Or is that the DHCP developer supporting version provided with 
CentOS 5 until 2011?

Another option is pfSense which includes DHCP server.