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==More Information== | ==More Information== | ||
There is [[Howto:How to use the innovaphone DHCP client|an article]] that describes use of the innovaphone DHCP client. To determine the textual parameters to be defined as option values is sometimes tricky. However, if you have a V6 SR1 telephone, you can use the ''Administration / Phone / DHCP-Options'' | There is [[Howto:How to use the innovaphone DHCP client|an article]] that describes use of the innovaphone DHCP client. To determine the textual parameters to be defined as option values is sometimes tricky. However, if you have a V6 SR1 telephone, you can use the [[Reference9:Phone/State/DHCP-Options]] page (in V6, V7 and V8 ''Administration / Phone / DHCP-Options''). | ||
* change the phones IP configuration to use a static IP instead of DHCP-Client | * change the phones IP configuration to use a static IP instead of DHCP-Client | ||
* configure the phone manually as desired | * configure the phone manually as desired | ||
* look at the | * look at the [[Reference9:Phone/State/DHCP-Options]] page | ||
* configure your DHCP vendor options a shown | * configure your DHCP vendor options a shown | ||
Latest revision as of 23:07, 27 September 2012
Applies To
This information applies to the configuration of DHCP vendor options on any DHCP server you are using
More Information
There is an article that describes use of the innovaphone DHCP client. To determine the textual parameters to be defined as option values is sometimes tricky. However, if you have a V6 SR1 telephone, you can use the Reference9:Phone/State/DHCP-Options page (in V6, V7 and V8 Administration / Phone / DHCP-Options).
- change the phones IP configuration to use a static IP instead of DHCP-Client
- configure the phone manually as desired
- look at the Reference9:Phone/State/DHCP-Options page
- configure your DHCP vendor options a shown
Options that are shown with an empty value are in fact using their defaults. In other words, if you use the defaults anyway, you do not need to configure the DHCP option at all.