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You may not use this file except in compliance 11# with the License. 12# 13# You can obtain a copy of the license at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE 14# or http://www.opensolaris.org/os/licensing. 15# See the License for the specific language governing permissions 16# and limitations under the License. 17# 18# When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each 19# file and include the License file at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE. 20# If applicable, add the following below this CDDL HEADER, with the 21# fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying 22# information: Portions Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner] 23# 24# CDDL HEADER END 25# 26# 27# This file provides information about all supported DHCP options, for 28# use by DHCP-related programs. This file should only be modified to 29# add support for SITE options for clients; no existing options should 30# be modified. Only SITE options will be preserved during an upgrade. 31# If you need to configure the Solaris DHCP server to support the vendor 32# options of a different client, see dhcptab(4) for details. 33# 34# Please consult dhcp_inittab(4) for further information. Note that 35# this interface is "Unstable" as defined by attributes(5). 36# 37 38Subnet STANDARD, 1, IP, 1, 1, sdmi 39UTCoffst STANDARD, 2, SNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi 40Router STANDARD, 3, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 41Timeserv STANDARD, 4, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 42IEN116ns STANDARD, 5, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 43DNSserv STANDARD, 6, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 44Logserv STANDARD, 7, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 45Cookie STANDARD, 8, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 46Lprserv STANDARD, 9, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 47Impress STANDARD, 10, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 48Resource STANDARD, 11, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 49Hostname STANDARD, 12, ASCII, 1, 0, si 50Bootsize STANDARD, 13, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, sdmi 51Dumpfile STANDARD, 14, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi 52DNSdmain STANDARD, 15, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi 53Swapserv STANDARD, 16, IP, 1, 1, sdmi 54Rootpath STANDARD, 17, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi 55ExtendP STANDARD, 18, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi 56IpFwdF STANDARD, 19, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 57NLrouteF STANDARD, 20, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 58PFilter STANDARD, 21, IP, 2, 0, sdmi 59MaxIpSiz STANDARD, 22, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, sdmi 60IpTTL STANDARD, 23, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 61PathTO STANDARD, 24, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi 62PathTbl STANDARD, 25, UNUMBER16, 1, 0, sdmi 63MTU STANDARD, 26, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, sdmi 64SameMtuF STANDARD, 27, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 65Broadcst STANDARD, 28, IP, 1, 1, sdmi 66MaskDscF STANDARD, 29, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 67MaskSupF STANDARD, 30, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 68RDiscvyF STANDARD, 31, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 69RSolictS STANDARD, 32, IP, 1, 1, sdmi 70StaticRt STANDARD, 33, IP, 2, 0, sdmi 71TrailerF STANDARD, 34, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 72ArpTimeO STANDARD, 35, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi 73EthEncap STANDARD, 36, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 74TcpTTL STANDARD, 37, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 75TcpKaInt STANDARD, 38, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi 76TcpKaGbF STANDARD, 39, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 77NISdmain STANDARD, 40, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi 78NISservs STANDARD, 41, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 79NTPservs STANDARD, 42, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 80Vendor STANDARD, 43, OCTET, 1, 0, sdi 81NetBNms STANDARD, 44, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 82NetBDsts STANDARD, 45, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 83NetBNdT STANDARD, 46, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi 84NetBScop STANDARD, 47, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi 85XFontSrv STANDARD, 48, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 86XDispMgr STANDARD, 49, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 87ReqIP STANDARD, 50, IP, 1, 1, sdi 88LeaseTim STANDARD, 51, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi 89OptOvrld STANDARD, 52, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdi 90DHCPType STANDARD, 53, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdi 91ServerID STANDARD, 54, IP, 1, 1, sdi 92ReqList STANDARD, 55, OCTET, 1, 0, sdi 93Message STANDARD, 56, ASCII, 1, 0, sdi 94DHCP_MTU STANDARD, 57, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, sdi 95T1Time STANDARD, 58, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi 96T2Time STANDARD, 59, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi 97ClassID STANDARD, 60, ASCII, 1, 0, sdi 98ClientID STANDARD, 61, OCTET, 1, 0, sdi 99NW_dmain STANDARD, 62, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi 100NWIPOpts STANDARD, 63, OCTET, 1, 128, sdmi 101NIS+dom STANDARD, 64, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi 102NIS+serv STANDARD, 65, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 103TFTPsrvN STANDARD, 66, ASCII, 1, 64, sdmi 104OptBootF STANDARD, 67, ASCII, 1, 128, sdmi 105MblIPAgt STANDARD, 68, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 106SMTPserv STANDARD, 69, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 107POP3serv STANDARD, 70, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 108NNTPserv STANDARD, 71, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 109WWWservs STANDARD, 72, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 110Fingersv STANDARD, 73, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 111IRCservs STANDARD, 74, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 112STservs STANDARD, 75, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 113STDAservs STANDARD, 76, IP, 1, 0, sdmi 114UserClas STANDARD, 77, ASCII, 1, 0, sdi 115SLP_DA STANDARD, 78, OCTET, 1, 0, sdmi 116SLP_SS STANDARD, 79, OCTET, 1, 0, sdmi 117ClientFQDN STANDARD, 81, OCTET, 1, 0, sdmi 118AgentOpt STANDARD, 82, OCTET, 1, 0, sdi 119FQDN STANDARD, 89, OCTET, 1, 0, sdmi 120 121# 122# DHCP packet fields. Code field is byte offset into DHCP packet. 123# 124 125Opcode FIELD, 0, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, id 126Htype FIELD, 1, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, id 127HLen FIELD, 2, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, id 128Hops FIELD, 3, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, id 129Xid FIELD, 4, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, id 130Secs FIELD, 8, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, id 131Flags FIELD, 10, OCTET, 1, 2, id 132Ciaddr FIELD, 12, IP, 1, 1, id 133Yiaddr FIELD, 16, IP, 1, 1, id 134BootSrvA FIELD, 20, IP, 1, 1, idm 135Giaddr FIELD, 24, IP, 1, 1, id 136Chaddr FIELD, 28, OCTET, 1, 16, id 137BootSrvN FIELD, 44, ASCII, 1, 64, idm 138BootFile FIELD, 108, ASCII, 1, 128, idm 139Magic FIELD, 236, OCTET, 1, 4, id 140Options FIELD, 240, OCTET, 1, 60, id 141 142 143# 144# Internal fields. 145# 146 147Hostname INTERNAL, 1024, BOOL, 0, 0, dm 148LeaseNeg INTERNAL, 1025, BOOL, 0, 0, dm 149EchoVC INTERNAL, 1026, BOOL, 0, 0, dm 150BootPath INTERNAL, 1027, ASCII, 1, 128, dm 151 152 153# 154# SunOS vendor space -- see the Solaris System Administrator 155# documentation for more information on these options. 156# 157 158SrootOpt VENDOR, 1, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 159SrootIP4 VENDOR, 2, IP, 1, 1, smi 160SrootNM VENDOR, 3, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 161SrootPTH VENDOR, 4, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 162SswapIP4 VENDOR, 5, IP, 1, 1, smi 163SswapPTH VENDOR, 6, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 164SbootFIL VENDOR, 7, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 165Stz VENDOR, 8, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 166SbootRS VENDOR, 9, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, smi 167SinstIP4 VENDOR, 10, IP, 1, 1, smi 168SinstNM VENDOR, 11, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 169SinstPTH VENDOR, 12, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 170SsysidCF VENDOR, 13, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 171SjumpsCF VENDOR, 14, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 172Sterm VENDOR, 15, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 173SbootURI VENDOR, 16, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 174SHTTPproxy VENDOR, 17, ASCII, 1, 0, smi 175 176# 177# Site option example: 178# The following option describes an option named ipPairs, that is in 179# the SITE category, meaning it is defined by each individual site. 180# It is option code 132, which is of type IP Address, consisting of 181# a potentially infinite number of pairs of IP addresses. (See 182# dhcp_inittab(4) for details) 183# 184# ipPairs SITE, 132, IP, 2, 0, sdmi 185# 186