Motorola AirDefense Model 510 Installation Manual page 37

The previous command will produce the string:
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For Microsoft Windows 2000, 2003 DHCP Servers
For Microsoft DHCP servers, you choose the
options. With option 043 configured, the sensors will be able to automatically request AirDefense
primary server information from the DHCP server. This lets you add a sensor to the network with no
pre-configuration.
Procedure:
Open the DHCP utility, and then go to the scope options for the DHCP scope you are placing the
sensors in.
Right click on
Configure Options
are configuring a specific DHCP Vendor Class:
1. Create a new Vendor Class with any name unique to that system.
2. Add the vendor ID adsensor to the ASCII portion of the Vendor ID field.
3. From the server options, select
4. From the list of predefined options, choose
5. In the new 043 Vendor Specific Info, enter the new binary data from the output of
into the Binary area of the data field.
Important!
For Linux
For Linux DHCP servers, you usually must add the 043 Vendor-Specific option into a configuration file.
The following example shows the necessary lines to add to the dhcpd.conf file:
option dhcp-class-identifier "adsensor";
option vendor-encapsulated-options
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. On the General tab, scroll down to
Predefined Options
NOTE This generated string is in Binary and must be typed into the
binary field; this cannot be cut and pasted into the ASCII field,
as the string will be treated as ASCII instead of binary.
At the time of this release, some versions of the Microsoft DHCP Server do
not correctly implement predefined options under vendor class.
043 Vendor Specific Info
for this vendor class.
to be added to this vendor class.
043
Zero-Configuration Options
option from the existing DHCP
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or if you
genDHCP