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Network Configuration Worksheets
TASK 5: Define DHCP Relay Features to Enable Dynamic IP Address
Configuration
A-24
NOTE:
Perform this task only if you are planning to have IP addresses assigned to
the end-user systems dynamically via a DHCP server. If you are assigning
addresses statically, make sure you have completed the worksheets for
Task 3: Create Static Routes to End-User Systems and Task 4: Create a
Default Route or Source Route .
On the Domain Names screen, assign a domain name to each service domain IP
address.
On the DHCP Relay 1-8 or 9-16 screen, configure the DHCP relay agent to:
Insert IP addresses that were assigned via DHCP
Determine whether or not an authentication must be performed prior to
passing the DHCP request
Determine whether or not you want to create filters automatically
Select default domains
Access the . . .
The IP Network screen
Make sure that the Gateway Address used
in relaying DHCP requests is configured as
an e1a address on the IP Network screen.
To determine which DHCP Relay Server
screen to use, access the Domain Names
screen.
From that screen, search for the NSP
domain name you want to configure for
dynamic IP addressing. For example, if the
domain name is number 4 on the list, then
you will need to go to the Servers 1-8 screen
to configure that NSP domain name.
Enter the NSP Domain Name that you want
to associate with the gateway address, and
press Return.
Press Ctrl-z and confirm the save.
Select DHCP Relay (Servers 1-8 or Servers
9-16) screen
NOTE: The DHCP Relay Servers 1-8 screen
is used for configuring the first eight NSP
domain names. The DHCP Relay Servers
9-16 screen is used for configuring the
remaining eight NSP domain names.
November 1997
By . . .
Configuration
Interfaces
(A-C-B) from the HotWire – DSL Menu.
Select Configuration DHCP
Relay Domain Names (A-G-A)
Selecting Configuration
DHCP Relay
Servers 1-8 or Servers 9-16 from the
HotWire – DSL menu.
8000-A2-GB21-20
IP Network
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