Protocol-specific Commands
4.1.5dhdelete
The dhdelete command deletes an entry from the DHCP database.
Syntax
dhdelete index_number
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Example |
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IP addr |
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lease |
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10.0.1.95 00:20:AF:CA:0A:AE |
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Unassigned N/A |
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10.0.1.98 00:60:08:4D:C3:AA |
dbase |
Assigned via DHCP 60 |
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deleted |
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INET> dhlist |
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IP addr |
client ID |
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status |
lease |
1 |
10.0.1.98 00:60:08:4D:C3:AA |
dbase |
Assigned via DHCP 60 |
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Usage
Use dhlist to get information about a DHCP entry and then use dhdelete to delete that entry from the DHCP database.
Note
This command only affects the DHCP database. The DHCP Server cannot stop the remote device/computer using the IP address that would be freed by this call.
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Protocol-specific Commands
4.1.6dhpools
The dhpools command displays a list of pools of free IP addresses. The DHCP server can dynamically assign an address taken from these pools to a client.
Syntax
dhpools
Example
INET> dhpools
Free DHCP address pools:
range: 10.0.3.1 - 10.0.3.99, iface: 0 range: 10.0.3.101 - 10.0.3.199, iface: 0
INET>
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