Solaris Operating System

DHCP Administration Commands pntadm Continued

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-M Modify the specified client entry with the hostname or the client IP address in the named dhcp_network table. For example:

pntadm -M 128.50.2.2 -m inetll -f ^PERMANENT +\ MANUAL' 128.50.2.0

-D Delete the specified client entry in the named dhcp_network. For example:

pntadm -D inetOl 128.50.2.0

-P Display the named dhcp_network table. For example:

pntadm -P 128.50.2.0

-R Remove the named dhcp_network table. For example:

pntadm -R 128.50.2.0 -r nisplus -p \ Test.Nis.Plus.

dhtadm

The dhtadm command is used to manage the DHCP service configuration table, dhcptab. One of the following option flags must be specified:

-C Create the DHCP service configuration table, dhcptab. For example:

dhtadm -C