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<H2>Setting DHCP Server Options</H2>
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The DHCP server program, <VAR>dhcp_bootp</VAR>, supports the DHCP
service on a server. If the DHCP server is turned on,
<VAR>dhcp_bootp</VAR> starts automatically when the server is started.
At startup, <VAR>dhcp_bootp</VAR> reads its operating parameters from
the <VAR>/etc/config/dhcp_bootp.options</VAR> file. These parameters
specify the hosts databases that DHCP must update with new hostnames
and addresses, the system file for the new host, and the directory that
contains client configuration files.
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Use the DHCP Server Options form to set <VAR>dhcp_bootp</VAR> startup
parameters:
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<STRONG>Enable DHCP server:</STRONG> This selection controls whether this 
system will act as a DHCP server. Select <STRONG>Yes</STRONG> to turn on DHCP
service and <STRONG>No</STRONG> to turn off DHCP service.
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(Default value: No)
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<STRONG>Filename for translating IP addresses to hostnames:</STRONG>
This file is the source of hostname and address information for your
DHCP server. When the DHCP server assigns a new system an address,
it enters the address in this file so that the address is not 
reassigned. To make the new system known to other systems, this file 
must be copied to them or distributed by NIS. 
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The default hosts database is the local <VAR>/etc/hosts</VAR> file.
If you are running NIS or DNS, their hostname and address databases 
may be built from an alternative file.
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(Default value: local /etc/hosts)
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<STRONG>File name for translating Ethernet address to
hostnames:</STRONG> This file is the source of information for
translating Ethernet hardware addresses to hostnames. When the DHCP
server receives a request from a client, the request contains the client's
Ethernet address. The DHCP server uses this address to determine what 
information should be sent to the client. 
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The default Ethernet address translation file is the local <VAR>/etc/ethers</VAR> 
file. If you are using the NIS name service, its database may be built from an 
alternative file.
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(Default value: local /etc/ethers)
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