Installing and Configuring DHCPv6 2

Configuring DHCPv6 2.001
Configuring the Server
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• DHCPv6 2.001 relay settings (DHCP_RELAY_SETTINGS)
This section specifies the tags for a DHCPv6 2.001 relay agent.
• DHCPv6 2.001 device group settings (DHCP_DEVICE_GROUP)
This section specifies the tags for a DHCPv6 2.001 device group.
• DHCPv6 2.001 address pool settings (DHCP_ADDRESS_POOL)
This section specifies the tags for an individual address pool.
• DHCPv6 2.001 relay interface mapping settings
(RELAY_INTERFACE_MAPPINGS)
This section specifies the tags for the relay interface mappings.
• DHCPv6 2.001 client duid (DHCP unique identifier) group settings
(DHCP_CLIENT_DUID_GROUP)
This section specifies the tags for a DHCPv6 2.001 client duid group.
dhcpv6tab ignores blank lines and lines that begin with a pound sign
(#). A semicolon (;) separates each entry in the configuration file. You can
extend multiple entries of a group over multiple lines by ending the lines
with a backslash (\). A final semicolon (;) followed by a new line indicates
the end of a group.
For more information on the tags included in the various sections of the
dhcpv6tab file, type man 1m dhcpv6d at the HP-UX prompt.
Setting Up the DHCPv6 2.001 Server
You can use the following methods to set up the DHCPv6 2.001 server:
• Run the following command on the command line to start the
DHCPv6 2.001 server:
/sbin/init.d/dhcpv6.server start
Alternatively, if you want the DHCPv6 2.001 server to start
automatically upon each reboot, set the DHCPV6D variable in the
/etc/rc.config.d/netdaemons file as:
DHCPV6D=1
• To start the DHCPv6 2.001 server automatically, with the -d and -c
arguments upon each reboot, set the DHCPV6SRVRD_ARGS variable in
the /etc/rc.config.d/netdaemons file as follows:
DHCPV6SRVRD_ARGS=”-d -c <configuration file>”