Westermo RedFox Series - Manual (Page 506)

Westermo OS Management Guide
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22.3.6 Next Server Address – BOOTP ”siaddr”
Syntax [no] tftp-server <IPADDR>
Context DHCP Server Configuration or DHCP Server Host Configuration context
Usage Set the next-server address siaddr in DHCP and BOOTP messages from
the DHCP server, i.e., the IP address of a TFTP server (or other type of file
transfer server) used by a BOOTP/DHCP client to retrieve a boot file.
Note
Using the ”tftp-server” command in DHCP Server Configuration will
apply to all DHCP messages from the server. Using the ”tftp-server”
command in
DHCP Server Host Configuration will apply to a specific
host entry.
Use ”no tftp-server” to remove a configured next-server address.
Use ”show tftp-server” to show the next-server setting.
Default values Disabled
22.3.7 Next Server Name – BOOTP ”sname”, DHCP Option 66
Syntax [no] tftp-server-name <DOMAINNAME>
Context DHCP Server Configuration or DHCP Server Host Configuration context
Usage Set the next-server domain name. It can be used to inform BOOTP/DHCP
clients about their next-server to download a boot file, as an alternative to
the next-server address (see
section 22.3.6 ).
The server name is typically passed within the sname field of a BOOTP/DHCP
message, but is instead sent as DHCP option 66 if option overloading applies
or if the client has requested DHCP option 66.
Note
Using the ”tftp-server-name” command in DHCP Server Configu-
ration will apply to all DHCP messages from the server. Using the
”tftp-server-name” command in DHCP Server Host Configuration will
apply to a specific host entry.
Use ”no tftp-server-name” to remove a configured next-server name.
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