How to Unconfigure DHCP Servers or BOOTP Relay Agents (dhcpconfig)

1. Become superuser on the server system.

2. Type the following:

   # /usr/sbin/dhcpconfig

   The text-based DHCP Configuration menu is displayed.

3. Type 3 and press Return to select Unconfigure DHCP or Relay Service.

4. Answer the prompts as follows:

   Unconfigure will stop the DHCP service and remove /etc/default/dhcp. Are you SURE you want to disable the DHCP service? ([Y]/N):

   Type Y to unconfigure the server.

   Are you SURE you want to remove the DHCP tables? (Y/[N]):

   Type Y only if you are certain that the DHCP data is not shared with other DHCP servers. If you type N, the server is disabled while the data remains intact.