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<H2>Configuring DHCP Clients</H2>
<P>
Clients contact the DHCP server at boot time to request an
Internet address and configuration information.  The information
that clients receive is contained in files in the 
<VAR>/var/dhcp/config</VAR> directory.  This directory 
contains a separate configuration file for each network or subnet
in an organization. When you configure the DHCP clients on a network, 
you specify the configuration information that is contained in the 
DHCP file for a particular network. 
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Use this form to set these client parameters: 
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<STRONG>Server clients on new subnet:</STRONG> The <STRONG>New Subnet
Number</STRONG> allows you to add networks to the DHCP service.
To add a network, enter the network number for the network that is to 
be served by DHCP. Use dotted decimal (such as 1.2.3.0) or hexadecimal 
(such as 0x01020300) notation in your entry.  Click the <STRONG>Add</STRONG> 
button to display the Basic Options form, which allows you to enter general
DHCP configuration parameters for this new network (you can also access
advanced options from the Basic Options form). Completing the Basic 
Options form for a network adds the network to the table of existing 
subnet configurations (below).
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>Edit existing subnet configurations:</STRONG> This table contains
the network number for each network that is currently receiving DHCP services.
To remove DHCP services for a network, select the <STRONG>Delete</STRONG> check
box next to the appropriate network and click the <STRONG>Ok</STRONG> button.
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(Default value: none)
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To change the configuration for a network, click the <STRONG>Edit</STRONG>
button next to the appropriate network. This displays the Basic Options form 
for the network and allows you to change its DHCP configuration parameters.  
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>Note:</STRONG> You cannot Add, Edit, and Delete configurations at 
the same time. Delete configurations first, then go on to adding and editing.
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