Environment
NetWare
OES Linux
OES Linux
Situation
Considering DHCP assignment types.
All IP address leases in a defined pool or range will have an assignment type.
This document will give information about possible assignment types.
All IP address leases in a defined pool or range will have an assignment type.
This document will give information about possible assignment types.
Resolution
IP addresses that are handed out Dynamically by a DHCP server will
have an assignment type of 2.
The assignment types for specific leases can be seen in the management console, iManager, an export of the subnet from a NetWare server, or in the dhcpd.leases file on a Linux server.
The Dynamic assignment type (2) is the most common assignment type.
Here is a list of possible assignment types as seen in an export or leases file:
1 = BootP
2 = Dynamic
4 = IPCP (Remote Access)
8 = Manual
16 = MAC Exclusion
32 = Unauthorized IP address Usage
64 = Dynamic with Host Name Generation
128 = IP Address Exclusion
The assignment types for specific leases can be seen in the management console, iManager, an export of the subnet from a NetWare server, or in the dhcpd.leases file on a Linux server.
The Dynamic assignment type (2) is the most common assignment type.
Here is a list of possible assignment types as seen in an export or leases file:
1 = BootP
2 = Dynamic
4 = IPCP (Remote Access)
8 = Manual
16 = MAC Exclusion
32 = Unauthorized IP address Usage
64 = Dynamic with Host Name Generation
128 = IP Address Exclusion