DHCP server command and control

["Hibbs, R Barr (rbhibbs)" <[e-mail]>]

We operate a very large intranet using DHCP servers.  For both high 
reliability and low response time the servers are configured as 
primary-secondary pairs.  As the size of our intranet has grown, the 
difficulty of managing the servers has also increased.  We currently operate 
a command and control process, separate from the servers themselves, that 
runs on the same platform with a particular set of access controls.  While 
we could expand the capabilities and range of access controls to accommodate 
different groups of operators, managers, support personnel, and 
administrators, we wonder if our DHCP servers could be monitored and 
controlled via SNMP.

Several months ago I recall seeing a single mention of a purported MIB for 
DHCP servers.  If my memory is correct, could the author of that note update 
me on the current state of the work?  If I am imagining all of this, are 
there other people who are interested in defining a command and control 
repertoire for DHCP servers?

 --Barr Hibbs
  Pacific Bell
  San Francisco, CA
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