How to Modify DHCP Option Properties (dhtadm)

1. Become superuser or a user assigned to the DHCP Management profile.

2. Type a command using the following format:

   # dhtadm -M -s option-name-d 'category,code,data-type,granularity,maximum'

   where

   option-name	is the option name whose definition you want to change.
   category	is Site, Extend, or Vendor=list-of-classes, and list-of-classes is a space-separated list of vendor client classes to which the option applies. For example, SUNW.Ultra5_10 SUNW.Ultra-1 SUNWi86pc.
   code	is a numeric value appropriate to the option category, as explained in Table 10–3.
   data-type	is a keyword that indicates the type of data passed with the option, as explained in Table 10–3.
   granularity	is a nonnegative number, as explained in Table 10–3.
   maximum	is a nonnegative number, as explained in as explained in Table 10–3.

   Note that you must specify all of the DHCP option properties with the -d switch, not just the properties you want to change.

   The following two commands are examples:

   # dhtadm -M -s NewOpt -d 'Site,135,UNUMBER8,1,1'
   # dhtadm -M -s NewServ -d 'Vendor=SUNW.Ultra-1 \
   SUNW.i86pc,200,IP,1,1'