Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch 9900 Series Network Configuration Manual page 521

Configuring an Internal DHCP Server
Option dhcpd.conf
Code Key-word
11 resource-
location-servers
12 host-name
13 boot-size
14 merit-dump
15 domain-name
16 swap-server
17 root-path
18 extensions-path
19 ip-forwarding
20 non-local-
source-routing
OmniSwitch AOS Release 8 Network Configuration Guide
dhcpd.conf
Data type
example
ip_address_
option
resource-
list
location-
servers
10.10.0.100;
N/A
option host-
name "bgp00001
4bgs";
numeric
option
boot-size 30;
text
option merit-
dump "m_dump";
N/A
option domain-
name
"abc.example.
com";
ip address
option
swap-server
10.10.0.100;
text
option
root-path
"/root";
text
option
extensions-path
"/ext";
boolean
option ip-
forwarding
false;
boolean
option non-
local-source-
routing false;
Configuration File Parameters and Syntax
Default
Description
Value
N/A Specifies the IP address of the
Resource Location server available to
the client.
Same as in Specifies the name of the client. If
Object the host name is defined in an option
Profile template, it overrides any definition
in the Object Profile.
N/A Specifies the length of the default
boot image of the client. The
maximum file length is 65,535 bytes.
N/A Specifies the pathname of the file
where the core image is to be
dumped in the occurrence of a crash.
The path is formatted as a character
string consisting of characters from
the Network Virtual Terminal (NVT)
ASCII character set.
Same as in Specifies the domain name to resolve
Subnet hostnames via the Domain Name
Profile Service (DNS).
N/A Specifies the IP address of the client's
swap server.
N/A Specifies the pathname that contains
the client's root directory or partition.
The path is formatted as an NVT
ASCII character string.
N/A Specifies a text string to denote a file,
retrievable via Trivial File Transfer
Protocol (TFTP). The file contains
information that can be interpreted in
the same way as the 64-octet vendor-
extension field within the BOOTP
response. The length of the file is
unconstrained. All references to
instances of the BOOTP Extensions
Path field within the file are ignored.
False Select True to configure the IP layer
to enable packet forwarding.
Select False to disable packet
forwarding.
False Select True to configure the IP layer
to forward datagrams with non-local
source routes.
Select False to disable forwarding of
the datagrams.
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