Westermo RedFox Series - Manual (Page 507)

Westermo OS Management Guide
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Use ”show tftp-server-name” to show the next-server name setting.
Default values Disabled
22.3.8 Bootfile Name – BOOTP ”file”, DHCP Option 67
Syntax [no] bootfile <FILENAME>
Context DHCP Server Configuration or DHCP Server Host Configuration context
Usage Set the boot filename (as stored at the TFTP server).
The bootfile name is typically passed within the file field of a BOOTP/DHCP
message, but is instead sent as DHCP option 67 if option overloading applies
or if the client has requested DHCP option 67.
Note
Using the ”bootfile” command in DHCP Server Configuration will ap-
ply to all DHCP messages from the server. Using the ”bootfile” com-
mand in
DHCP Server Host Configuration will apply to a specific host
entry.
Use ”no bootfile” to remove a configured bootfile name.
Use ”show bootfile” to show the next-server name setting.
Default values Disabled
22.3.9 Configure Host Entry
Syntax [no] host [INDEX]
Context DHCP Server Host Configuration context
Usage Enter the DHCP Server Host Configuration to specify host specific DHCP
Server settings. This is typically used to configure a static lease based on
MAC, Client-ID or port ID (i.e., DHCP Option 82). Up to 64 can be configured.
Each entry is given an index (default 1), e.g., ”host 3” will enter the
DHCP
Server Host Configuration for entry number 3; the entry will be created if it
does not yet exist.
Use ”no host” to remove all configured host entries, and use ”no host
<INDEX>” to remove a specific host entry (e.g. ”no host 3”).
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