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dest-dhcp-server-address=
IPv6-hex-address-format
;
This tag specifies the address of the DHCPv6 server to which the relay forwards the client
messages.
The DHCPv6 device-group-specific tags are as listed below:
DHCP_DEVICE_GROUP;
This tag indicates the start of the DHCP device group settings.
vendor-class-id=
enterprise-number vendor-class-data-list
;
This tag specifies the vendor-specific data, namely enterprise-number and vendor-class-
data-list. enterprise-number is mandatory and must be an integer. vendor-class-data-list
can be represented in ASCII format within double quotes. vendor-class-data-list can also
be in the binary format with each byte represented in the hexadecimal format and
separated by a colon (:).
user-class-id=
user-class-data-list
;
This tag can be used to represent type or category of the user or client application. The for-
mat for user-class-data is similar to that of vendor-class-data.
NOTE: Either vendor-class-id or user-class-id can be specified at a time.
Vn=vendor-options;
This tag can be used to specify vendor-specific configuration options, where n specifies a
unique integer. Ensure that
V is immediately followed by n. vendor-options can be
represented in the ASCII format within double quote or in the binary format.
All the fields applicable to the
DHCP_POOL_GROUP
can be used under the DHCPv6 device group except
the
pool-group-name.
The DHCPv6 client-duid-group-specific tags are as listed below:
DHCP_CLIENT_DUID_GROUP;
This tag indicates the start of the DHCP client duid group settings.
client-duid= Hex-binary-format
;
This tag specifies that the client duid can be represented in the hexadecimal format with
each byte separated by a colon (:).
addresses= List-of-IP-addresses-in-IPv6-Address-Format
;
This tag specifies the list of addresses for the particular duid group.
All the fields applicable to the DHCP_POOL_GROUP
can be used under the DHCPv6 client duid group
except the
address-pool-names
.
The DHCPv6 relay-interface-mapping-specific tags are as listed below:
RELAY_INTERFACE_MAPPINGS;
This tag indicates the start of the relay interface mappings. The relay interface mapping
maps the the relay’s interface identifier, which is an unique identifier in DHCP domain, to
the subnet address in which the client exists.
Interface-ID->Subnet-address
;
The Interface-ID is represented in the hexadecimal binary format with each byte separated
by a colon (:). Subnet-address is represented in an IPv6-hexadecimal format.
Example:
10:24:ab:cd -> 3ffe::/64;\\
ac:12:ff -> 3000::/64;
Reconfiguration
If configuration parameters are added, deleted, or modified, then their entries in the internal database are
updated when dhcpv6d is invoked with the -r option.
EXAMPLES
Refer to the /usr/newconfig/etc/dhcpv6tab file for the sample DHCP server configuration.
WARNINGS
The DHCP configuration file supports a maximum of 200 characters in a line.
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