Customization Examples

To change an NIS server value for the network 126.147.100.0:

1. Edit the macro 129.147.100.0 with:

   dhtadm -M -m 129.147.100.0 -e `NISserv = 129.147.100.1 129.147.100.2'

2. Type:

   /etc/init.d/dhcp stop

3. Type:

   /etc/init.d/dhcp start

   Or, instead of steps 2 and 3, use the -t option to in.dhcpd.

   To add addresses from 10-15 to 129.147.100.0

   for addr in 10 11 12 13 14 15 do pntadm -A 129.147.100.$addr -m server -h hundred-$addr 129.147.100.0 done

To add a symbol definition for a timezone; SN_TZ

1. Type:

   dhtadm -A -s SN_TZ -d 'Vendor="SUNW.PCW.LAN SUNW.Solaris", 13, ASCII, 1, 0'

2. Type:

   dhtadm -M -m Locale -e `:SN_TZ = "EST5EDT4":'

3. Type:

   /etc/init.d/dhcp stop

4. Type:

   /etc/init.d/dhcp start

   or -t option

To delete the Timeserv value from the jurassic macro:

1. Type:

   dhtadm -D -m jurassic -e `Timeserv=`

2. Type:

   /etc/init.d/dhcp stop

3. Type:

   /etc/init.d/dhcp start

   or -t option

Always return hostnames to the client of the server jurassic.

1. Type:

   dhtadm -M -m jurassic -e `Hostname= _NULL_VALUE_'

2. Type:

   /etc/initd/dhcp stop

3. Type:

   /etc/init.d/dhcp start

   or -t option

If it is important to maintain the hostname-to-IP address association for a host named canoepoint to an IP address association, mark the canoepoint entry on the peds network as MANUAL.

1. Type:

   pntadm -M canoepoint -f MANUAL peds

   or

2. Type:

   pntadm -M canoepoint -f 02 peds

In order to mark 129.147.100.87 as BOOTP and permanent:

1. Type:

   pntadm -M 129.147.100.87 -f `BOOTP + PERMANENT' 129.147.100.0

   or

2. Type:

   pntadm -M 129.147.100.87 -f 09 129.147.100.0