showdhc(8) [osf1 man page]

showdhc(8)						      System Manager's Manual							showdhc(8)

NAME

       showdhc - Displays the contents of DHCP client configuration files

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/sbin/showdhc filenames...

DESCRIPTION

       The  showdhc  command reads the files specified on the command line and, assuming they are configuration files, displays the data contained
       in them. The format of the output is a single line as shown in the Format section of the bootptab(4) reference page.

       If any of the files named on the command line is not of the correct type, diagnostic output is sent  to	stderr.  Configuration	files  are
       identified  by  an  internal  magic  number, and the major and minor release numbers of JOIN configuration files are usually written to the
       /etc/join directory and are named interface.dhc.

FILES

       JOIN client configuration files

SEE ALSO

       Commands: joinc(8)

       Information: DHCP(7)

																	showdhc(8)

bptojdb(8)						      System Manager's Manual							bptojdb(8)

NAME

       bptojdb - Converts bootptab entries into permanent, static IP entries for JOIN databases.

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/sbin/bptojdb [-m  | -f] filename

OPTIONS

       Create  client  IDs  for  Microsoft  DHCP  clients.   Microsoft	does  not use the client's MAC address by itself as the client identifier.
       Instead, it prepends a 01 (Ethernet) to the MAC address and changes the hardware type to 0 (generic).  If the clients in your bootptab file
       are  Microsoft  clients, you will need to use the -m option.  Create client IDs for FTP Software's DHCP clients.  FTP Software does not use
       the client's MAC address by itself as the client identifier.  Instead, it creates a 16-byte client identifier with the prefix  "cid-".	If
       the clients in your bootptab file are FTP Software DHCP clients, you will need to use the -f option.

DESCRIPTION

       The bptojdb program reads entries in a standard bootptab file and creates permanent, static IP entries for the JOIN databases.  After read-
       ing the bootptab file, bptojdb displays to the standard output entries in a format suitable for the jdbmod utility. Each MAC address in the
       bootptab  file  is  given  a static IP address with a permanent lease.  To store the information in the JOIN databases, run jdbmod with the
       converted data. For example: bptojdb bootptab | jdbmod

FILES

SEE ALSO

       Commands: jdbdump(8), jdbmod(8)

																	bptojdb(8)