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Software Version 2.9.1
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show dhcp policy
Syntax SHow DHCP POLIcy[=name]
Description This command displays information about currently defined policies and the
options configured for them. If you specify a policy name, then information
about that policy is displayed only.
Figure 9: Example output from the show dhcp policy command
Table 6: Modified parameters in the output of the show dhcp policy command
Example To display information about the “base” policy, use the command:
sh dhcp poli=base
DHCP Policies
Name: pol1
Base Policy: none
01 subnetmask .... 255.255.255.0
03 router ........ 202.36.163.21
06 dnsserver ..... 192.168.100.50 192.168.100.33
51 leasetime ..... 3600
*151 SVP server .... 192.168.88.20
Name: prnt
Base Policy: pol1
01 subnetmask .... (pol1) 255.255.255.0
03 router ........ (pol1) 202.36.163.21
06 dnsserver ..... (pol1) 192.168.100.50 192.168.100.33
51 leasetime ..... (prnt) infinity
*151 SVP server .... (pol1) (none)
*161 ............... (prnt) 192.168.4.2 192.168.6.2
*172 privservernum...(prnt) 4
*253 optionpresent...(prnt) (none)
*254 privservernam15.(prnt) privateserver
Parameter Description
options... A list of the options configured for the specified policy.
Each entry includes the following information:
The DHCP option identifier. This is the number that was assigned to the
option.
The number now has an asterisk (*) on its left if its option is a user-defined
option, configured using the new add dhcp option command.
The parameter keyword. This is now either:
the default assigned name for an option between the numbers of 1-68
that was configured using add dhcp policy, or
a name that was user-defined for the option using the new add dhcp
option command.
The current values of the option. If the option was configured using the
new add dhcp option command then the option value is formatted based
on the specified type.