Specifications

SET/DEFINE/CHANGE Commands
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Keywords
ENABLED/DISABLED
Enabling DHCP specifies that the access server uses DHCP to try to autoconfigure
its IP parameters (excluding the access server’s IP address). ENABLED is the
default. Disabling DHCP means that the access server obtains its IP parameters
from other sources (for example, a BOOTP server or access server commands that
you enter).
INTERNET GATEWAY
(privileged)
Syntax
Description
This privileged command enters a gateway into the access server gateway
database.
Keywords
inet-address
Specifies the Internet address of the gateway being defined. This address must be
located in the same network as the access server and it must be a valid Internet
address in the form n.n.n.n, where n is a decimal number in the 0 to 255 range.
HOST [ADDRESS] inet-address
Specifies a host that is reachable through the gateway. This option is used to
define a gateway to a specific host, rather than to a network.
ANY
Specifies that ANY network address is accessible through the defined gateway.
This is the default.
If inet-address is specified without the NETWORK characteristic, then
NETWORK ANY is the default.
NOTE