[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The purpose of 'utadm -A' is to automate the creation of DHCP
entries for the specified non-interconnect subnet. If you don't need
to provide DHCP service to that subnet then you don't need 'utadm -A',
you can just run 'utadm -L on' instead.
It would be nice if 'utadm -A' had some options to get this very useful
generated DHCP information in some way other than updating the local
dhcpmgr settings.
My DHCP server is Sun's running on Solaris 9; however, it is not an SRSS
server. So every time I make some changes and do 'utadm -A' stuff I
have to launch 'dhcpmgr' on the SRSS and _manually_ copy the settings
onto my real DHCP server.
My frustration also comes from the fact that the import feature in
dhcpmgr doesn't have a "union" feature to automagically mix the settings
I'm importing with my existing settings, specifically in the case of macros.
If 'utadm -A' would just output what it is doing to a file or even just
to the screen, I would at least be saved the extra step of launching
'dhcpmgr' on the SRSS server.
Neal
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