It's actually possible to have a running DHCP serving the usual config to all clients - and supersede/overload certain settings per-client on GNU/Linux systems (Debian-based ones at least)
The config file for this is:
/etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf
For example, you can supersede the domain-name:
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supersede domain-name "mysuperdomain.local";
Or prepend a different domain name server (DNS):
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prepend domain-name-servers 192.168.1.208;
And all kinds of other things, too!
More information in the
man page of "dhclient.conf(5)"
Might come in handy.
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