# @(#)82        1.1  src/tcpip/usr/samples/tcpip/dhcpv6/dhcpc6.cnf, tcpip_samples, tcpip720 4/13/04 09:59:50
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# tcpip720 src/tcpip/usr/samples/tcpip/dhcpv6/dhcpc6.cnf 1.1 
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# This file contains directives that can be specified by the user to configure the client

# A line starting with '#' is considered a comment line and the text to the  right of the 
# symbol is ignored

# The list of directives that can be specified in this file are defined below :

# Logging keywords :    
#
# Format        :       <keyword>  <value>
#
# log-file-name :       file path name of the most recent log file. The less recent filenames
#                       have number 1 to (n-1) appended to the filename; the larger the number
#                       the less recent the file.
#
# log-file-size :       specifies the maximum size of a log file in Kbytes. When the size of 
#                       the most recent log file reaches this value, it's renamed and a new 
#                       file is created.
#
# log-file-num  :       specifies the maximum number of log files maintained when the size of
#                       the most recent log file reaches the log-file-size value and the file
#                       is renamed to generate a new file.
#
# log-item      :       specifies the log items that need to be logged.
#                       SYSERR  system error
#                       OBJERR  object error
#                       PROTERR protocol error
#                       WARNING         warning
#                       EVENT   event occurred
#                       ACTION  action taken by the process
#                       INFO    useful information
#                       ACNTING who was served when
#                       TRACE   code flow, debugging

#log-file-name          "/usr/tmp/dhcpc6.log"
#log-file-size          1000    
#log-file-num           4
#log-item               SYSERR 
#log-item               OBJERR 
#log-item               PROTERR  
#log-item               WARNING  
#log-item               EVENT 
#log-item               ACTION 
#log-item               INFO 
#log-item               ACNTING  
#log-item               TRACE 


# DUID keyword :
#
# Format        :       duid  <duid-type>  <value> <value> ...
#
# DUID type can be a keyword or a number, leaving room for any DUID types that may be defined in future.  
# There are three DUID types currently defined by RFC 3315 : 
#
# LLT   DUID-LLT type  (value 1)
# LL    DUID-LL type   (value 2)
# EN    DUID-EN type   (value 3)        
#
# DUID data depends on the type of DUID.    
#
# duid  LLT             <interface name>
# duid  LL              <interface name>
# duid  EN              <enterprise number>  <enterprise identifier>    
# duid  <number>        <hex data (prefixed with '0x')

#duid                   LLT     en0
#duid                   LL      en0
#duid                   EN      1234    0x3bc6733b6
#duid                   6       0x3bc6733b6


# DNS update keyword :
#
# Format        :       update-dns "exec string"
#
# specifies the command string to be executed to update the DNS server with the new IPv6 address and
# hostname.  The string takes four '%s's to indicate placement of the following information from the
# dhcpv6 client :
#
# hostname - the hostname specified in this file is used
#
# domainname - the domainname specified by option 24 is used.  If the server specified a value, it 
# is used, otherwise, the client requested value is used. If neither the client request a domainname
# nor the server specified one, then a null string "" is used.  This field is hence optional
#
# ipv6 address - the ipv6 address leased to the client by the server
#
# lease time - lease time granted by the server (decimal number representing number of seconds of the lease)

#update-dns     "/usr/sbin/updatedns"

# Information only keyword :
#
# Format        :       info-only  <interface name>
#
# specifies the interface name for which the client has to obtain only configuration information and
# NOT addresses from the server.  


# Lease renewal/rebind keyword :
#
# Format        :       renew-time <value>
#                       rebind-time <value>
#
# The renew-time specifies the time at which the client contacts the server from which the client 
# obtained lease information, in order to renew the lease.  
# In the event of the client failing to renew its lease (because the server does not respond), the
# rebind-time specifies the time at which the client contacts the other servers to rebind the lease.

#renew-time     30
#rebind-time     50


# Solicit retransmission keywords :
#
# Format        :       solicit-timeout  <value>
#                       solicit-maxcount <value>
#
# The solicit-timeout period specifies the time until which the client should attempt sending solicit
# message to the server before it gets a response from the server.
# The solicit-maxcount specifies the number of solicit messages that the client should send to the 
# server before it gets a response from the server.

#solicit-timeout                60

# Option keywords :
#
# Format :
# 
# option <option keyword | number>  
# option <option keyword | number> exec "exec string"
# option <option keyword | number> { option specific parameters } 
# option <option keyword | number> { option specific parameters } exec "exec string"

# If the option keywords appear outside of 'interface' stanzas, then they are considered global. 
# Such options apply to all interfaces.
# If the option keywords appear inside 'interface' stanzas, these options apply only to that interface. 
#
# An option code can be specified using the IANA registered option code. However, some of the options
# can also be specified using keywords shown below :
#
#       keyword                 option code
#
#       ia-na                   3
#       ia-ta                   4
#       request-option          6
#       rapid-commit            14
#       user-class              15
#       vendor-class            16
#       vendor-opts             17
#       reconf-accept           20
#       dns-servers             23
#       domain-list             24
#
# ia-na         :  specifies option 3. If specified, the client requests for non-temporary
#                  addresses from the server.
# 
# format        :  option  ia-na  [ { parameters } ]  [ exec "exec string" ]
#
# parameters    :  option ia-na takes the following parameters : 
#                       ia-id           <value>
#                       renew-time      <value>
#                       rebind-time     <value>
#                  These parameters specify the user preferred values and are optional.
#                  The value specified can be a decimal number or a hex number prefixed with '0x'
# 
# ia-ta         :  specifies option 4. If specified, the client requests for a temporary 
#                  addresses from the server.
#
# format        :  option  ia-ta  [ { parameters } ]  [ exec "exec string" ]
#
# parameters    :  option ia-ta takes the following parameters : 
#                       ia-id           <value>
#                  These parameters specify the user preferred values and are optional.
#                  The value specified can be a decimal number or a hex number prefixed with '0x'
#
# request-option:  specifies option 6. If specified, the client requests a list of options from 
#                  the server.
#
# format        :  option request-option { parameters } [ exec "exec string" ]
#
# parameters    :  option request-option takes a space separated list of option codes (in decimal)
#                  as the argument
#               
# rapid-commit  :  specifies option 14.  If specified, the client indicates that the client is
#                  prepared to perform the Solicit-Reply message exchange.              
#               
# format        :  option rapid-commit [exec "exec string"]             
#               
# parameters    :  does not take any parameters other than the optional exec statement  
#               
# user-class    :  specifies option 15.  If specified, the client indicates the type or category of
#                  user or applications it represents.
#               
# format        :  option user-class { parameters } [ exec "exec string" ]              
#               
# parameters    :  option user-class takes one or more instances of user class data.  Each instance of          
#                  user class data is a quoted or unquoted string of arbitrary length.  If a string 
#                  contains a blank space, it must be enclosed in quotes.  The parameters are NOT optional.
#                  The format for the parameter is :
#                       class           <value>
#                       class           <value>
#                       ...
#                  where value is a quoted or unquoted string.   
#               
# vendor-class  :  specifies option 16.  If specified, the client indicates the vendor that manufactured
#                  the hardware on which the client is running.
#               
# format        :  option vendor-class { parameters } [ exec "exec string" ]            
#               
# parameters    :  option vendor-class takes the vendor's registered Enterprise number and one or more 
#                  instances of vendor class data.  Each instance of vendor class data is a quoted or unquoted
#                  string of arbitrary length, each of which describes some characteristic of the client's 
#                  hardware configuration.  The parameters are NOT optional.  The format is :   
#                       vendor-id       <value>
#                       class           <value>
#                       class           <value>
#                       ...
#                  where value is a quoted or unquoted string.   
#               
# vendor-opts   :  specifies option 17.  If specified, the client indicates the vendor-specific information
#                  to the server.       
#               
# format        :  option vendor-opts <enterprise-number> { parameters } [ exec "exec string" ]         
#               
# parameters    :  option vendor-opts takes the vendor's registered Enterprise number and one or more
#                  instances of vendor option data.  Each instance of vendor option data is a vendor 
#                  option code followed by a option data in string or hex format.  The parameters are 
#                  NOT optional.  The format is :
#                       vendor-id       <value>
#                       option          <opcode>        <option-data> 
#                       option          <opcode>        <option-data>
#                       ... 
#                  where option-data is a quoted or non-quoted or a hex string (prefixed with '0x')
#               
# reconf-accept :  specifies option 20.  If specified, the client indicates to the server whether the           
#                  client is willing to accept Reconfigure message from the server.     
#               
# format        :  option reconf-accept [ { exec "exec string" } ]              
#               
# parameters    :  option reconf-accept takes no option specific parameters, other than the exec statement.
#
# dns-servers   :  specifies option 23.  If specified, the client indicates to the server the preferred
#                  set of dns servers
#
# format        :  option dns-servers [ { parameters } ] [ exec "exec string" ]
#
# parameters    :  option dns-servers takes a space/line separated list of IPv6 addresses as argument.
#
#
# domain-list   :  specifies option 24.  If specified, the client indicates the preferred domain list. 
#
# format        :  option domain-list [ { parameters } ] [ exec "exec string" ]
#
# parameters    :  option domain-list takes a space/line separated list of domain name strings.



# interface keywords :
#
# format        :  interface <interface name> [ { option declearation/s } ] 
#
# parameters    :  interface statement takes one or more option declarations as arguments.  These options
#                  specified within interface stanza are specific to this interface, unlike the options 
#                  declared outside of the interface stanza, which apply to all the interfaces.


#interface  en1  {
#       option ia-na {
#               ia-id           01
#               renew-time      0x40
#               rebind-time     0x60
#       } 
#
#       option  request-option  { 3 23 24 }

#       option  user-class {
#               class ibm
#               class "userclassA and B"
#               class "userclassB"
#       }

#       option  vendor-class {
#               vendor-id       1234
#               class "vendorclassA"
#               class "vendorclassB"
#       }

#       option  vendor-opts {
#               vendor-id       2343
#               option 89       vendoroption89
#               option 90       vendoroption90
#       } 

#       option  reconf-accept

#}