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Configuring the DHCP Server
7.2 DHCP Server Components
Example 7–2 (Cont.) Sample DHCPCAP. File
# Using the tc= capability to factor out identical data
# from several entries. Multiple tc’s permit as many
# levels of indirection as desired.
# Be careful about including backslashes where they’re needed.
# Strange things can happen otherwise.
# The data which follows is for example only. You should delete
# and add entries appropriate to configuration of your own
# networks.
# A global entry which everybody uses..
#.global:\
# :yd=alpha.beta.gamma.com:\
# :to=28800:
# Next entries for each subnet. . .
#subnet32:\
# :tc=.global:\
# :nw=192.1.1.32:\
# :gw=192.1.1.33:\
# :ba=192.1.1.63:\
# :lt=7200:t1=3600:t2=6300:
#subnet64:\
# :tc=.global:\
# :nw=192.1.1.64:\
# :gw=192.1.1.65:\
# :ba=192.1.1.95:\
# :lt=1200:t1=600:t2=1050:
# Individual entries...
# An old-style BOOTP client with the ip address hard-wired.
# This assumes that this BOOTP client will always be on
# subnet 192.1.1.32
#.xterm:\#
# :ht=1:ha=0a0b0c0d0e0f:\
# :ip=192.1.1.36:\
# :bf=mybootfile:\
# :sa=192.1.1.33:\
# :tc=.global:
# A DHCP client. The lease time here (1day) overrides that specified in the
# network entries
#.xtermb:\
# :ht=1:ha=0a0b0c0d0e1f:\
# :lt=86400:\
# :tc=.global:
term_server:\
:ht=1:ha=08002ba22049:\
:ip=10.10.2.120:\
:bf=MNENG1:\
:bs=1159:\
:dn=compaq.com:\
:ds=10.10.2.14:\
:hd=sys$sysdevice[tcpip$bootp]:\
:sm=255.255.255.0:\
:td=tcpip$tftp_root:\
:sn=timber.compaq.com:
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