DHCP server's use of class-id
Scot Greenidge <scotg@fc.hp.com> Mon, 31 March 1997 19:34 UTC
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Subject: DHCP server's use of class-id
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A brief question for the larger DHCP community. We are attempting to utilize the class-id field to filter DHCP offers and have run up against a potential conflict when running in a mixed environment including an NT DHCP server. It appears that the NT server is responding to the lease request and: 1/ Not including a class-id in the lease offer or 2/ Reflecting back the requestor's class-id in the lease offer (even though no such class-id definition existed on the NT server). Can anyone confirm or deny either of these behaviors? Thanks in advance, Scot -- Scot Greenidge scotg@fc.hp.com | (970) 229-3387 Hewlett-Packard/OSSD/UDL
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