IfIndex |
Index of interface which will get IP address with DHCP. |
PhysAddress |
MAC address for DHCP request |
State |
States according to RFC 2131 Figure 5. By setting state to renew, the client will renew it's ip address, state delete will terminate the DHCP procedure on the interface. delete : delete client entry renew : request IP address renewal disable : disable dhcp client Enumerations: - delete (1)
- renew (2)
- rebooting (3)
- init (4)
- selecting (5)
- requesting (6)
- bound (7)
- renewing (8)
- rebinding (9)
- disable (10)
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GatewayMetric |
Metric for gateway route, if a route is provided by the DHCP server. |
Hostname |
The hostname to be sent in the DHCP discover and requests to the DHCP server. Some ISPs identify their customers via the hostname (DHCP Option 12) from the DHCP discover and requests. In this case setting the hostname enables the router (acting as a DHCP client) to get its network configuration. Length: 0 to 45 |
VendorClassId |
The vendor class id to be sent to the DHCP server in discover and request DHCP messages. Length: 0 to 255 |
BroadcastBit |
Toggles BROADCAST bit. See section 4.1 of RFC-2131. For avoiding broadcasts, this value should be set to off. However, for making sure that old configurations still work, this value should be set to on. Default value is specified according to the standard behavior prior to variable introduction (on). Enumerations: |
MakeDefRoute |
Toggles if default-route is built for a received Router Option. (see section 3.5 of RFC-2132). Table <ipDhcpClientRtTempl> allows some further settings related to this DHCP-Option. Enumerations: |
Subnet |
assigned IP subnet |
Address |
assigned IP address |
Expires |
End of Lease time. From then on, the brick is not allowed to use this IP address any longer Range: 0 to -1 |
MaxRetries |
Maximum number of retries in case of timeout events, if set to zero this limitaition is deactivated. Range: 0 to 1000 |
CurrRetries |
Current number of retries triggered via timeout events. |