Negotiated Address - HP 7102dl - ProCurve Secure Router Configuration Manual

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These interfaces include:
Frame Relay subinterfaces
ATM subinterfaces
Ethernet interfaces
PPP interfaces (only when bridging traffic)
The command for activating the client includes a variety of options; you can
use any of the options with the track option (except no-default-route
because, of course, the router cannot monitor the route if the interface does
not accept it at all). See the Basic Management and Configuration Guide,
Chapter 13: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) for more infor-
mation on these options.
To activate the client and monitor the default route, from the interface
configuration mode context, enter one of the following commands:
Syntax: ip address dhcp {client-id [ethernet 0/<port> | HH:HH:HH:HH:HH:HH:HH] |
hostname <hostname>} track <name> [<administrative distance>]
Syntax: ip address dhcp [hostname <hostname> | no-default-route | no-domain-
name | no-nameservers] track <name> [<administrative distance>]
Replace <name> with the appropriate track's name.
Optionally, replace <administrative distance> with a value between 1 and
255, indicating the route's priority in being added to the routing table. By
default, the route has an administrative distance of 1, the highest priority. If
you want the default route to act as a backup route, give it a higher adminis-
trative distance. The track monitors the route when it is added to the network,
ensuring that it is still a good route.
In addition to removing the default route, the track also removes other
information received from the DHCP server, such as the DNS server address.
Associating a Track with a Default Route Received with a

Negotiated Address

You can configure these router interfaces to receive an IP address from the
far end of the link:
PPP interfaces
Demand routing interfaces (which always use PPP on the ProCurve
Secure Router)
Network Monitoring
Configuring Network Monitoring
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