admdhcprelay(1M)               DG/UX R4.11MU05              admdhcprelay(1M)


NAME
       admdhcprelay - manage DHCP Server Clients

SYNOPSIS
       admdhcprelay -o add -i interfacename -f forwardservername

       admdhcprelay -o delete interfacename

       admdhcprelay -o list [ -qv ] all | interfacename [...]

DESCRIPTION
       Admdhcprelay manages the DHCP server (daemon) configuration file for
       relays. The information that manages relays is bracketed between the
       #>STARTRELAY and #>STOPRELAY sections.  This information provides
       dhcpd daemon the necessary information to properly forward DHCP/BOOTP
       requests on to the correct server (or back to the client attached to
       the relay).

   Operations
       add       Adds an entry in the /var/dhcp/dhcp.params file bracketed
                 by the #>STARTRELAY and #>STOPRELAY

       delete    Removes an entry in the /var/dhcp/dhcp.params file.

       modify    Modifies an entry in the /var/dhcp/dhcp.params file.

       list      Displays all or selected relay entries from the
                 /var/dhcp/dhcp.params file to standard output.

   Options
       -i interfacename
                 name of the interface on which requests will be received.
                 This is the interface which is attached to the client's
                 subnet.

       -f forwardservername
                 name of the host to which requests will be forwarded.

EXAMPLES
       In the following example, the system administrator wants to forward
       all DHCP requests received on interface dgen0 to the DHCP server
       foobar.

    admdhcprelay -o add -i dgen0 -f foobar

FILES
       /var/dhcp/dhcp.params
                      File that contains the DHCP/BOOTP server parameter
                      database.

DIAGNOSTICS
   Warnings
        -  The delete operation is requested, and relayname does not exist.

   Errors
        -  The add operation is requested, and relayname already exists.

   Exit Codes
        0     The operation was successful.

        1     The operation was unsuccessful.

        2     The operation failed due to access restrictions.

        3     There was an error in the command line.

SEE ALSO
       dhcpd(1M), admdhcpclient(1M), admdhcpmanaged(1M), admdhcpglobal(1M),
       tftpd(1M), termcap(5).


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