Dhcp_Broadcast; Disabled_Modules - Nortel 2000 Software Reference Manual

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dhcp_broadcast

This Annex parameter enables and disables the use of DHCP broadcast
messages; a DHCP proxy client will use it to determine if it can generate
DHCP broadcast messages as a means of "discovering" a DHCP server.
The options for the parameter are Y or N, N being the default (i.e., the
broadcast of DHCP messages is disabled). dhcp_broadcast functions
consistently with all other broadcast parameters defined in the system.

disabled_modules

This Annex parameter allows you to disable individual software modules
to free memory space. If you enter more than one module, separate
module names using commas. Valid options are admin, atalk, dialout,
edit, fingerd, ftpd, ipx, lat, nameserver, ppp, slip, snmp, tn3270, tstty,
vci, all, or none. The default is vci (disables the Annex VMS interface).
You should exercise extreme caution when disabling modules:
• Entering a null string ("") sets this parameter to its default
value.
• If disabled_modules is set to a value other than none and
server_capability includes the operational image, no
modules are disabled; a syslog message announces this
override.
• The vci option disables the Annex interface for VMS
environments along with the following commands:
backwards, change, clear, crash, define, disconnect,
forwardlis, forward, list, logout, resume, set, show.
• If lat_key is invalid and server_capability is set to none, the
LAT code is freed for use by the system.
Remote Annex Administrator's Guide for UNIX
Chapter 2 Configuration Parameters
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