Specifications

21-20 topology Commands
Parameters
None
Examples
ThefollowingexampleshowsDHCPinformationforaphysicaltopologywithmodesettolocal:
EWC.enterasys.com:topology:esa1:l3:dhcp# show
DHCP option: local
Gateway: 10.0.1.2
Address range: 10.109.1.2 10.109.1.254
exclude 10.109.1.5(interface address)
DNS servers:
Domain name:
Max lease time: 2592000
Default lease time: 36000
WINS servers:
21.4.3.4.15 wins
UsethewinscommandtospecifytheIPaddressfortheWindowsInternetNamingService
(WINS)server.Thewinscommandisavailablefromthetopology:<named‐topology>:l3:dhcp
contextoftheCLIforb@ac,physical,androutedtopologies.Thiscommandisvisibleonlywhen
modeissettolocal.See“mode”
onpage 21‐18.
Syntax
wins (<WINS server> [,<WINS server> [...]]) | none
Parameters
Examples
Thefollowingexamplespecifies theIPaddressesoftwoWINSservers.
EWC.enterasys.com:topology:r1:l3:dhcp# mode local
EWC.enterasys.com:topology:r1:l3:dhcp# wins 192.168.1.3, 192.168.1.4
EWC.enterasys.com:topology:r1:l3:dhcp# apply
<WINSserver>[,<WINS
server>[...]]
SpecifiesthequalifiedIPv4IPaddressornameofoneormore
WINSservers.
none ClearstheIPaddressesandindicatesthatnoWINSserveris
present.
Note: After you run the wins command, you must run the apply command to implement the
changes.