DHCPv6 2.002/.003 Release Notes

DHCP_POOL_GROUP;\
pool-group-name = YELLOW;\
subnet-prefix = 5ffe:1234::34;\
prefix-length = 64;\
address-pool = 5ffe:1234::4321:1000 - 5ffe:1234::4321:9999;\
reserved-addresses = 5ffe:1234::4321:1222;
Following are the modified sections in DHCPv6 2.002/.003 after moving the relevant
tags from the DHCP_POOL_GROUPS section to the DHCP_ADDRESS_POOL section
in the /etc/dhcpv6tab file:
DHCP_POOL_GROUP;\
pool-group-name = YELLOW;\
address-pool-names = APPLE;
DHCP_ADDRESS_POOL;\
address-pool-name = APPLE;\
subnet-prefix = 5ffe:1234::34/64;\
address-pool = 5ffe:1234::4321:1000 - 5ffe:1234::4321:19999;\
reserved-addresses = 5ffe:1234::4321:12222;
The pool group YELLOW uses the address pool group configuration defined in
APPLE. If you add another DHCP_ADDRESS_POOL section, MANGO, following is
the DHCP_POOL_GROUP section:
DHCP_POOL_GROUP;\
pool-group-name = YELLOW;\
address-pool-names = APPLE MANGO;
Similarly, you can add multiple DHCP_ADDRESS_POOL names separated by a
space in the DHCP_POOL_GROUP section.
3. Start the DHCPv6 daemon by executing the following command at the HP-UX
prompt:
# /sbin/init.d/dhcpv6.server start
Migrating a DHCPv6 1.001 Relay Agent
If you have configured your DHCPv6 server as a relay agent, in addition to changes
specified in “Migrating a DHCPv6 1.001 Server” (page 12), you must start the dhcpv6d
daemon with the -R option after migrating to DHCPv6 2.002/.003.
Known Problem
A server or client configured with DHCPv6 1.001, which was delivered as a Web
upgrade on the HP-UX 11i v1 operating system, does not interoperate with a DHCPv6
2.002/.003 server or client.
Solution
You must download and install DHCPv6 2.002/.003 from http://www.software.hp.com
and configure the server or client using the DHCPv6 2.002/.003 options. For more
information on migrating from the previous version of DHCPv6 to the current version
of DHCPv6, see “Migrating from DHCPv6 1.001 to DHCPv6 2.002/.003” (page 12).
Known Problem 13