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Switch Management Commands 2045
Option 125 strings must conform to the relevant TLV format as specified in
RFC 3925 beginning with a 2 byte pad filled in by the switch (option code
125 and option length), the 2 byte enterprise number, the data length and the
sub-option values. For example, option 125 might be written on the
command line as:
option 125 hex 0000.02a2.1205.1061.7574.6f69.6e73.7461.6c6c.5f64.6863.70
which translates to:
0x0000 - Two byte pad filled in by switch (option-code 125 and option-len)
0x02A2 - Dell Vendor code 674
0x12 - TLV length - 18 bytes
0x05 - Sub-option code 5
0x10 - Sub-option length - 16 bytes
0x6175746f696e7374616c6c5f646863.70 - Sub-option value
“autoinstall_dhcp”
Options that accept only fixed length strings need only have the relevant data
bytes specified on the command line. The switch will build the TLV and
insert the specified data bytes into the option. Refer to the relevant
documentation for the DHCP client to identify what information, if any, is
accepted by the client in DHCP Option 125.
Table 7-1 lists the other options that can be configured and their fixed length,
minimum length, and length multiple requirements. Refer to the relevant
documentation for the DHCP client to identify what information, if any, is
accepted by the client for the options listed below.
Table 7-1. Option Codes and Lengths
Option Code Fixed Length Minimum Length Multiple Of
2 (Time Offset) 4
4 (Time Server) 4 4
7 (Log Server) 4 4
8 (Cookie Server) 4 4
9 (LPR Server) 4 4
10 (Impress Server) 4 4