| Attributes |
string[0..1] |
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arguments
-
Specifies the Arguments that are used to start the server, which are as follows:
-p : UDP port number.
-d : Run the server as daemon.
-f : Run the server as daemon.
-cf : Specify the alternative configuration file and it's directory.
-lf : Specify the lease file and its directory.
-t : For testing.
-T : For testing.
-s : Specify the server name.
-if0..ifN : Specify the number of interfaces.
Takes effect: After next restart
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IpworksDhcpv4AuthLevel |
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authenticationLevel
=
NONE
-
Specifies the server authentication as follows:
NONE : Authentication not supported. Only unauthenticated responses are sent even if clients require authentication.
MANDATORY : Authentication is mandatory. Client must include the authentication option, and it must be valid.
OPTIONAL : Authentication is optional. It depends on the client’s authentication option.
Takes effect: After next restart
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string
key
mandatory
noNotification
restricted |
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dhcpv4ServiceId
-
The value component of the RDN.
|
boolean |
-
enableAutoReconfig
=
false
-
Enables (true) or disables (false) sending the automatic notification of FORCERENEW to the client, when the client is in the event of changing address range. It is disabled by default.
Administrators can reconfigure manually from the IPWCLI if auto-reconfiguration is disabled. Changes other than address range need to be reconfigured manually.
Takes effect: After next restart
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int32[0..1] |
-
lowTPSThreshold
{
0..3000
}
-
The value range is 0~3000. When the TPS under the threshold level, a low TPS alarm will be raised.
0 means disable the low TPS alarm.
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uint32 |
-
reconfigThreshold
=
0
{
0..50000
}
-
Specifies the number of FORCERENEW notifications to be sent concurrently in the event of server reconfiguration. The default value is 0, which means all the clients will be sent notifications at once. This can increase the load on the network beyond its tolerance limit.
Takes effect: After next restart
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