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Provisioning the iMG/RG Provisioning Strategy
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AlliedView NMS Administration Guide
7.2.5.3 DHCP Server File (dhcpd.conf)
On the DHCP server is the file dhcpd.conf, which includes the options associated with the specific VLAN in the DHCP
message. Following is a sample.
Note: The global option specifying the tftp server, which needs to be set to the NMS ip address, is: option tftp-server-name.)
Note: Refer to 13.2 (Appendix) for a complete example.
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# Class for RGBootStrap for Access Island 01 (AI00) #
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class "SPSI-AI00-iMG1525Boot" {
match if ((substring(option agent.remote-id,0,9)="SPSI-AI00")# DHCP RemoteID prefix for iMAPs in AI
and (substring(option agent.circuit-id,2,2)="\x00\xc8") # VLAN 200 See Note 1
and (option vendor-class-identifier = "iMG1525")); # iMG at Release 4 stream
filename "FIBER/AI00/IMG1525"; #<--Directory structure for type of iMG in AI00
option tftp-server-name "10.52.201.4"; #<--IP address of TFTP Server (NMS)
option vendor-class-identifier "iMG1525";
}
class "SPSI-AI00-RG634ABoot" {
match if ((substring(option agent.remote-id,0,9)="SPSI-AI00")
and (substring (option agent.circuit-id,2,2)="\x00\xC8")
and (option vendor-class-identifier="RG634A")); # iMG at Release 3 stream
filename "ADSL/AI00/RG634"; #<--Directory structure for type of iMG in AI00
option tftp-server-name "10.52.201.4"; #<--IP address of TFTP Server (NMS)
option vendor-class-identifier "RG634A";
}
Note 1: The VLAN VID is in decimal and the value in the DHCP server in this example mst be in HEX, i.e.:
• 200 = C8 for TEST, so string is "\x00\xC8"
• 201 = C9 for AI01, so string is "\x00\xC9"
OK The OK button creates the load from the parameters entered and also creates a new
MD5SUM file for all the files in the load. After successfully creating one load,
additional loads can be creating by editing the parameters and selecting OK
repeatedly.
Not applicable to the Summary tab.
Close Exits the tool. All messages from the Messages window will be saved to a log file in
the logs directory (logs/boot_configurator.txt). If the log file gets too big, the oldest
entries will be deleted from the log. If, for some reason, saving the log should fail, the
user will be prompted to exit anyway or not, and will have a chance to at least copy
and paste the contents of the Messages window for future reference, if necessary.
TABLE 7-3 RG/iMG Boot Load Configurator Tool - Release 4 Tab
Attribute Value