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- DHCP Configuration (IPv4 and IPv6) for SA Provisioning
- DHCP software included with the boot server
- Configuring the SA DHCP IPv4 server for SA Provisioning
- Configuring the SA DHCP IPv6 server for SA Provisioning
- Starting and stopping the SA DHCP server for IPv4 and IPv6
- Switching SPARC provisioning modes
- Configuring an existing ISC DHCP server for SA Provisioning
- Configuring an existing Microsoft 2012x64/2012r2 DHCP server for SA Provisioning
Configuring the SA DHCP IPv4 server for SA Provisioning
The DHCP Network Configuration Tool for IPv4 is installed with the Boot Server. Perform the following steps to configure networks for Provisioning:
- Log in as root to the server running the Boot Server.
- (Optional) Make a backup copy of the configuration file with the following commands:
cd /etc/opt/opsware/dhcpd
cp dhcpd_subnets.conf dhcpd_subnets.conf.orig
- Run the DHCP Network Configuration Tool with the following command:
/opt/opsware/dhcpd/sbin/dhcpdtool
The following DHCP Network Configuration Tool main menu appears:
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To perform full DHCP Management, enter
1
at the Choice prompt. - To add a new network, enter
a
at the following prompt. -
To configure the DHCP service on the local network, enter
1
at the following prompt. Local networks are detected automatically and displayed.
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If you are adding a local network, you need to enter the IP addresses or host names of the DHCP range and the DNS servers. In the following two figures, note that the IP addresses are separated by a comma and a space.
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If the displayed information is correct, enter
k
to keep the network and return to the main menu. -
At the main menu, to save the information you have entered, enter
s
or
to edit a configured network, enter the corresponding integer and return to step 3
or
to add more networks, enter
a
and return to step 3. -
To exit the DHCP Network Configuration Tool, enter
e
. You are prompted to start (or restart) the DHCP server process. -
To start (or restart) the DHCP server process, enter
y
. The DHCP Network Configuration Tool displays diagnostic output as part of its startup.
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