Configuring a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server

Configuring a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server

When to use SCO DHCP

How the SCO DHCP server works
    Manually assigning IP addresses
    Dynamically assigning IP addresses
        IP address assignment priority
        The lease for an assigned IP address
    DHCP options
    User-defined and vendor-specific options
    Making DHCP work with BOOTP

The DHCP Server Manager interface
    Specifying user-defined and vendor-specific options
    Configuring DHCP options
    Configuring subnet option sets
        Adding a subnet option set
        Modifying a subnet option set
        Deleting a subnet option set
    Specifying vendor class option sets
        Adding a vendor class option set
        Modifying a vendor class option set
        Deleting a vendor class option set
    Specifying user class option sets
        Adding a user class option set
        Modifying a user class option set
        Deleting a user class option set
    Configuring DHCP client option sets
        Adding a client option set
        Modifying a client option set
        Deleting a client option set
    Specifying DHCP server parameters

Troubleshooting DHCP
    Cannot boot client
    DHCP cannot find AAS
    Clients not being configured with all options

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