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>> Table: ipDhcpPoolTable - (.1.3.6.1.4.1.272.4.5.52.3.1)

Description: This table defines for DHCP which dynamic IP address pool, represented by an entry in ipDynAddrPoolTable, is to be used on which interface.

ipDhcpPoolTable
OIDNameTypeAccess
.1IfIndexINTEGERRW
.2DynAddrPoolIdDynIpPoolIdRW
.3AssignmentModeBITSRW
.4EnabledENUMD
.5LeaseTimeINTEGERRW
.6GatewayIpAddressRW
.7RadiusAcctENUMRW
.8RadiusGroupIdINTEGERRW
.9AliveCheckENUMRW
.10AliveIntervalINTEGERRW
.11TftpServer1IpAddressRW
.12TftpServer2IpAddressRW
.13OfferOptionsGroupIDINTEGERRW
.14AckOptionsGroupIDINTEGERRW

IfIndex
The index for the interface for which the DHCP subsystem is answering DHCP requests using the associated dynamic address pool.
DynAddrPoolId
Uniquely identifies associated dynamic address pool from which the DHCP requests are served from.

Range: 0 to 65535

AssignmentMode
Indicates, to which DHCP clients addresses from the associated dynamic address pool will be assigned: to clients in local network (local) or/and to clients that ask for ip address via a BOOTP relay agent (relay).

Enumerations:

  • local (0)
  • relay (1)
Enabled
Enable, disable or delete the table entry.

Enumerations:

  • false (1)
  • true (2)
  • delete (3)
LeaseTime
Specifies the amount of time (in minutes) IP addresses of the associated pool are leased to clients.

Range: 0 to 65535

Gateway
The default gateway given to the client via 'router option'. An IP address of 0.0.0.0 uses the local IP address of the interface where the request came in if the server and client are located in the same network. If the server and the client not located in the same network, the address of the BOOTP relay agent forwarding the request is used.
RadiusAcct
Enables or disables the radius accounting for IP addresses of the associated pool: - disabled : disables radius accounting - enabled : enables radius accounting

Enumerations:

  • disabled (2)
  • enabled (3)
RadiusGroupId
This object specifies the radius group Id which is used by the radius daemon to find the associated server entry in radiusSrvTable for accounting purposes. See description of radiusSrvGroupId for details.
AliveCheck
Enables or disables the alive checking for the associated pool. The alive check allows the system to purge dynamic entries whose lease is still valid but the client no longer exists. - disabled : disables alive check for pool users - enabled : enables alive check for pool users

Enumerations:

  • disabled (1)
  • enabled (2)
AliveInterval
This object specifies a time period in seconds for checking whether the client is still alive. If this object is set to 0, no alive check is performed.
TftpServer1
The IP address of the first TFTP server given to the client via 'TFTP server option' (DHCP option 150). If either ipDynAddrTftpServer1 or ipDynAddrTftpServer2 value is assigned (i.e. is not 255.255.255.255), ipDhcpPoolTftpServer1 and ipDhcpPoolTftpServer2 are ignored in favor of these parameters. If ipDhcpPoolTftpServer1 is 0.0.0.0, then only the IP address specified in ipDhcpPoolTftpServer2 will be considered. If both addresses are 0.0.0.0, no DHCP option 150 will be returned to the client.
TftpServer2
The IP address of the second TFTP server given to the client via 'TFTP server option' (DHCP option 150). If either ipDynAddrTftpServer1 or ipDynAddrTftpServer2 value is assigned (i.e. is not 255.255.255.255), ipDhcpPoolTftpServer1 and ipDhcpPoolTftpServer2 are ignored in favor of these parameters. If ipDhcpPoolTftpServer2 is 0.0.0.0, then only the IP address specified in ipDhcpPoolTftpServer1 will be considered. If both addresses are 0.0.0.0, no DHCP option 150 will be returned to the client.
OfferOptionsGroupID
Identifies the option or set of options which are added to the original DHCP OFFER message issued by the DHCP server before delivering it to the DHCP client. The options are defined in ipDhcpOptionTable. Selecting a null value result in no option being added.

Range: 0 to 65535

AckOptionsGroupID
Identifies the option or set of options which are added to the original DHCP ACK message issued by the DHCP server before delivering it to the DHCP client. The options are defined in ipDhcpOptionTable. Selecting a null value result in no option being added.

Range: 0 to 65535


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