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dhcp binary is used to either renew the dhcp server or lookup/register/unregister systems on the dns system | dhcp [[Binaries|binary]] is used to either renew the dhcp server or lookup/register/unregister systems on the dns system | ||
'''usage:''' | |||
dhcp option systemname | |||
'''option:''' | |||
lookup - does a lookup on systemname | |||
renew - refreshes dhcp server info, doesn't need systemname | |||
register - adds this system on the dns as systemname | |||
unregister - removes registry on the dns system | |||
eg: "''dhcp lookup testcomputer''" performs a lookup on testcomputer | |||
"''dhcp register foobar''" registers this system with the name foobar on dns/dhcp | |||
Latest revision as of 00:18, 27 September 2024
dhcp binary is used to either renew the dhcp server or lookup/register/unregister systems on the dns system
usage:
dhcp option systemname
option:
lookup - does a lookup on systemname
renew - refreshes dhcp server info, doesn't need systemname
register - adds this system on the dns as systemname
unregister - removes registry on the dns system
eg: "dhcp lookup testcomputer" performs a lookup on testcomputer
"dhcp register foobar" registers this system with the name foobar on dns/dhcp