Overview Solaris DHCP About Macros Getting Help Servers and Relays Addresses Macros Options How To.. Menus Index |  |  | # About DHCP Manager DHCP Manager provides an integrated Java-based graphical interface for SolarisTM DHCP management functions that can also be performed from the Solaris command line. DHCP Manager provides functions that are analogous to those available from: `dhcpconfig` -- DHCP service configuration utility `dhtadm` -- DHCP configuration table management utility `pntadm` -- DHCP network table management utility `in.dhcpd` -- DHCP server and BOOTP relay daemon You can use DHCP Manager in place of, or in combination with, all command-line-based Solaris DHCP functions. DHCP Manager provides several benefits, compared with its command-line counterparts: A convenient, integrated "point-and-click" interface for the Solaris DHCP server's most sophisticated functions. A graphical view of the relationships between `dhcptab` macros and options, making it easier for you to determine where to place option values for the most efficient client configurations. DHCP management wizards that guide you through tasks such as configuring the DHCP server, configuring networks, and adding addresses. Of course, the command-line utilities are still useful for creating shell scripts for batch-processing administrative tasks. Use DHCP Manager to Manage DHCP servers and BOOTP relay agents Manage networks Manage IP addresses Manage DHCP macros Manage DHCP options For more information, see About Solaris DHCP About Macros and Options Menus Getting Help return to top