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DHCP Options (PXE booting)
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14 Nov 2010 16:26 #64864
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Anyone know how I can add DHCP options into the Draytek as im using it for DHCP.
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22 Nov 2010 12:11 #64973
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Steve
Replied by scroucher on topic DHCP Options (PXE booting)
You can from the telnet/ssh interface. The command is:
srv dhcp tftp <server>
You can then do srv dhcp tftp ? to read what it is set to.
srv dhcp tftp <server>
You can then do srv dhcp tftp ? to read what it is set to.
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28 Jan 2011 14:57 #65962
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We have the 'do' instructions but there appears to be no 'undo'?
Is there a special string or control code to erase so as not to issue a DHCP tftp server please?
Have tried a trailing 'clr' that serves to do something in another 'srv dhcp' sub-command. All strings tried simply get entered as the reply string. A defaulted router seems to have 'null'.
The closest we've managed is:
srv dhcp tftp " "
but we are not confident this is the same as the default state.
Background:
We've encountered a situation where we only wish to temporarily use this functon and wish to cleanly remove it without factory resetting the 2820 (3.3.4.1_232201 UK coded product).
Apologies if this has been enhanced already (newer/forthcoming firmware).
Is there a special string or control code to erase so as not to issue a DHCP tftp server please?
Have tried a trailing 'clr' that serves to do something in another 'srv dhcp' sub-command. All strings tried simply get entered as the reply string. A defaulted router seems to have 'null'.
The closest we've managed is:
srv dhcp tftp " "
but we are not confident this is the same as the default state.
Background:
We've encountered a situation where we only wish to temporarily use this functon and wish to cleanly remove it without factory resetting the 2820 (3.3.4.1_232201 UK coded product).
Apologies if this has been enhanced already (newer/forthcoming firmware).
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