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Accessing DHCP Functions through Operations Navigator
You can access DHCP server functions from either a command line interface or
Operations Navigator. Not all DHCP functions are available on both interfaces.
However, most DHCP functions are available
only
through Operations Navigator.
This chapter discusses how you start, stop, and configure the DHCP server from
the command line interface. This chapter does not document any of the Operations
Navigator functions. See the online help for Operations Navigator for information
about using the Operations Navigator for DHCP functions.
To access DHCP server functions through Operations Navigator, perform the
following steps:
1. Double-click your AS/400 server in the main tree view of Operations Navigator.
2. Double-click Network.
3. Double-click Servers.
4. Double-click TCP/IP.
5. Double-click DHCP. Figure 243 represents the DHCP Server Configuration
window.
The online help in Operations Navigator assists you with the following:
v Adding a new subnet to an existing DHCP configuration.
v Changing an existing subnet.
v Configuring a DHCP Relay Agent.
v Configuring DHCP to assign a permanent IP address.
Figure 243. DHCP Server Configuration
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