DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
Management

Chapter 6
6	Cluster Load Balancing with BIND
6.1	Round-Robin Scheduling
6.2	Load Broker
6.2.1	How the Load Broker Works
6.2.2	Configuring the Load Broker
6.2.3	Metric Server Load Calculations
6.2.3.1	Setting a Load Bias
6.2.3.2	Metric Server Logical Names
Part 3
Part 3	Configuring Services
Chapter 7
7	Configuring the DHCP Server
7.1	Reviewing Key Concepts
7.1.1	Understanding How DHCP Operates
7.1.2	How You Configure the DHCP Server and Client Information
7.1.3	How DHCP Allocates IP Addresses
7.1.4	Understanding the Relationship Between DHCP and BOOTP
7.1.5	The Role of the Client ID
7.2	Configuring the DHCP Server
7.2.1	Enabling the DHCP Server
7.2.2	Returning to the BOOTP-Only Configuration
7.2.3	Defining Network Masks
7.2.4	Using the GUI to Define IP Addressing
7.2.4.1	Defining Dynamic IP Addressing
7.2.4.2	Defining Static IP Addressing for BOOTP Clients
7.2.4.3	Defining Static IP Addressing for DHCP Clients
7.2.4.4	Defining DHCP/BOOTP Parameters
7.3	Defining Client Information Using the GUI
7.3.1	Using the Configuration Window
7.3.1.1	Saving Information in a Record
7.3.1.2	Adding New Records
7.3.1.3	Saving the Changes
7.4	Defining Client Information Manually
7.5	Setting Up a DHCP Cluster Failover Environment
7.6	Stopping the DHCP Server Process
7.7	Shutting Down and Restarting the DHCP Service
7.8	Modifying DHCP Server Characteristics
7.8.1	Defining Server and Security Parameters
7.8.1.1	Configuring Server/Security
7.8.1.1.1	Server/Security Parameters
7.8.1.2	Configuring IP Ranges
7.8.1.2.1	IP Range Parameters
7.8.1.3	Configuring Host Names
7.8.1.3.1	Host Name List Parameters
7.8.1.3.2	Active IP Snapshot
7.8.1.3.3	Preload MAC Addresses
7.8.2	Defining Subnet Parameters
7.8.2.1	Using Subnet Parameters
7.8.2.2	Configuring a Subnet
7.8.2.3	Removing a Subnet Record
7.8.3	Defining Node Parameters
7.8.3.1	Using Node Parameters
7.8.3.2	Configuring a Node
7.8.3.3	Removing a Node Record
7.8.4	Group Parameters
7.8.4.1	Using Group Parameters
7.8.4.2	Defining a Group
7.8.4.3	Removing a Group Record
7.8.5	Defining Systemwide Logical Names
7.9	Parameter Descriptions for the DHCP GUI
7.9.1	Name/ID Parameters
7.9.2	Key Parameters
7.9.3	BOOTP Parameters
7.9.4	IP Parameters
7.9.5	Lease Parameters
7.9.6	Link Parameters
7.9.7	NetBIOS Parameters
7.9.8	Network Parameters
7.9.9	TCP Parameters
7.9.10	Time Parameters
7.9.11	X Window Parameters
Chapter 8
8	Configuring BOOTP and TFTP
8.1	Reviewing Key Concepts
8.2	BOOTP Management Commands
8.3	BOOTP and TFTP Logical Names
8.4	BOOTP and TFTP Planning and Preconfiguration Tasks
8.4.1	Network Configuration Decisions
8.4.2	BOOTP Service Decisions
8.5	BOOTP Security
8.6	Creating a BOOTP Database
8.6.1	Populating the BOOTP Database
8.6.2	Converting UNIX Records
8.6.3	Creating Individual Entries
8.6.4	Modifying and Deleting Entries
8.7	Setting Up the BOOTP and TFTP Services
8.8	Monitoring BOOTP and TFTP Processes
8.9	Enabling and Disabling BOOTP and TFTP
8.10	TFTP
8.11	TFTP Management Commands
8.11.1	TFTP Directory Structure
8.11.2	Upline Dumping