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Configuring the DHCP Server
7.5 Using DHCP GUI to Configure DHCP
7.5.1 General Information
To use the DHCP GUI to configure DHCP:
You need the following system privileges:
BYPASS
SYSNAM
PRMMBX
If you have not already done so, execute the TCPIP$DHCP_
SETUPCOMMANDS.COM command procedure to establish DHCP foreign
commands .
Invoke the GUI by entering the following utility program command:
$ DHCPGUI
The system displays the configuration window with four tabs across the top of the
window. The tabs allow you to configure the following sets of DHCP parameters:
Tab Function
Server/Security Defines the server configuration (see Section 7.5.2). You can set your
IP address ranges, general server parameters, or view currently
leased IP addresses and their lease time.
Subnets Assigns client configurations for entire subnets.
Nodes Adds and customizes specific machines on your network, usually for
BOOTP clients.
Groups Defines a group of settings for predefined collections of machines.
Choose a tab for the category of parameters you want to configure. The window
for each tab has three columns:
The left column lists the items that are configured for that category. The list
always contains a [New Record] item to configure another machine. Choose
an item from this list to enter or view its parameters.
The middle column lists the available parameters for the selected item along
with the current specification or setting. Choose a parameter to enter or
change the specification or setting.
The right column has fields for entering data. To add or change a parameter
setting, select a parameter and enter the value for the parameter in the field
to the right. You can enter values as:
Descriptive text, such as an IP address
Time in hours, minutes, and seconds
True or false statements
When there is more than one value field, press Tab to move to the next field.
To delete information in a field, select the text, then click Delete.
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