Hello all We are just new to playing with the dhcp portion of freeradius. We are trying to figure out where to vendor space options and what the syntax is send a vendor specific reply attribute. Below are the options if we were using an ISC DHCP server option space ENTONE; option vendor-class-identifier code 60 = string; option ENTONE.SIGNATURE code 99 = text; option ENTONE.FIRMWARE_VERSION code 100 = text; option ENTONE.FIRMWARE_FILENAME code 101 = text; option ENTONE.APP_URL code 102 = text; option ENTONE.RFS_URL code 103 = text; option ENTONE.CENT_FTP code 104 = text; option ENTONE.ROUTER_APP_FALLBACK code 104 = text; option ENTONE.DECODER_APP_FALLBACK code 105 = text; option ENTONE.ENTONEINI code 106 = text; option ENTONE.BIN_URL code 107 = text; option ENTONE.DECODER_LOADER_VERSION code 110 = text; option ENTONE.DECODER_LOADER_FILENAME code 111 = text; option ENTONE.DECODER_LOADER_FALLBACK code 112 = text; option ENTONE.DECODER_APP_VERSION code 113 = text; option ENTONE.DECODER_APP_FILENAME code 114 = text; option ENTONE.PRIMARY_LOADER_VERSION code 115 = text; option ENTONE.PRIMARY_LOADER_FILENAME code 116 = text; option ENTONE.PRIMARY_LOADER_FALLBACK code 117 = text; option ENTONE.ROUTER_LOADER_VERSION code 118 = text; option ENTONE.ROUTER_LOADER_FILENAME code 119 = text; option ENTONE.ROUTER_LOADER_FALLBACK code 120 = text; option ENTONE.TEST_MODE code 130 = text; option ENTONE.ACS_URL code 140 = text; option ENTONE.FORCE_RELEASE code 200 = integer 8; option ENTONE.DHCP_FORCE_RELEASE code 200 = integer 8; reply attributes vendor-option-space ENTONE; option ENTONE.ENTONEINI "http://10.4.1.5/amino/entone_boot.ini"; Mark Jones Operations Managed Network Systems Windsor Desk 519-258-2333 x8417 Cell 226-340-1254
On Jun 20, 2024, at 11:19 AM, mjones@mnsi.net wrote:
We are just new to playing with the dhcp portion of freeradius. We are trying to figure out where to vendor space options and what the syntax is send a vendor specific reply attribute. Below are the options if we were using an ISC DHCP server
For v3, it doesn't really do vendor options that well. But v4 does it just fine. In v4, you can put DHCP dictionaries into share/dictionary/dhcpv4. They have the same format as the normal RADIUS dictionaries. Alan DeKok.
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