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dhcptab
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Legacy Sun DHCP only: A generic term for the table of DHCP configuration information
that is recorded as options with assigned values, which are then grouped into macros. The name of
the dhcptab table and its location is determined by the data store that you use
for DHCP information. For more information, see the
dhcptab
(4)
man page. |
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DHCP network table
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Legacy Sun DHCP only: Maps IP addresses to client IDs and configuration options. DHCP
network tables are named according to the IP address of the network, such as
10.21.32.0. There is no file that is called dhcp_network.
The name and location of DHCP network tables is determined by the data store that you use for DHCP
information. For more information, see the
dhcp_network
(4)
man page. |
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/etc/dhcp/eventhook
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Legacy Sun DHCP only: A script or executable that the dhcpagent
daemon can automatically run. For more information, see the
dhcpagent
(1M)
man page. |
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/etc/inet/dhcpd4.conf
/etc/inet/dhcpd6.conf
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ISC DHCP only: Contains configuration information for the ISC DHCP server,
dhcpd. For more information, see the
dhcpd.conf
(5)
man page.
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/etc/inet/dhcpsvc.conf
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Legacy Sun DHCP only: Stores startup options for the DHCP daemon and data store
information. This file must not be edited manually. Use the dhcpconfig command to
change startup options. For more information, see the
dhcpsvc.conf
(4)
man page.
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/etc/dhcp/interface.dhc
/etc/dhcp/interface.dh6
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Contains the configuration parameters that are obtained from DHCP for the given network
interface. For DHCPv4 the filename ends with dhc. For DHCPv6, the filename ends
with dh6. The client caches the current configuration information in
/etc/dhcp/interface.dhc when
the interface's IP address lease is dropped. For example, if DHCP is used on the
qe0 interface, the dhcpagent caches the configuration
information in /etc/dhcp/qe0.dhc. The next time DHCP starts on the interface,
the client requests to use the cached configuration if the lease has not expired. If the DHCP server
denies the request, the client begins the standard process for DHCP lease negotiation. |
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/etc/default/dhcpagent
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Sets parameter values for the dhcpagent client daemon. See the
/etc/default/dhcpagent file or the
dhcpagent
(1M)
man page for information about the parameters.
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/etc/dhcp/inittab
/etc/dhcp/inittab6
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Legacy Sun DHCP only: Defines aspects of DHCP option codes, such as the data type, and
assigns mnemonic labels. See the
dhcp_inittab
(4)
man page for more information about the file syntax. The
/etc/dhcp/inittab6 is used by the DHCPv6 clients.
On the client, the information in the /etc/dhcp/inittab file is used by
the dhcpinfo command to provide more meaningful information to human readers of
the information. On the DHCP server system, this file is used by the DHCP daemon and management
tools to obtain DHCP option information.
The /etc/dhcp/inittab file replaces the
/etc/dhcp/dhcptags file that was used in previous releases.
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/var/db/isc-dhcp/dhcp4.leases
/var/db/isc-dhcp/dhcp4.leases~
/var/db/isc-dhcp/dhcp6.leases
/var/db/isc-dhcp/dhcp6.lease~
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ISC DHCP only: Lists leases for DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 servers. Files with “~” at end
of the file name are previous copies.
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