Matching client DHCP request against Option 61 and Option 82 (circuit id)

[Patrick Trapp]

Off the top of my head, I'm not remembering what Option 61 is, but I have a fair bit of practice with match statements. Have you worked it out yet? Do you have an obfuscated example of what you are trying to accomplish in pseudocode to get the conversation started?

Something like

If Option 82 is "circuit-id-1", do something 1. If Option 82 is "circuit-id-1" and Option 61 is present, do something 2. If Option 82 is "circuit-id-2" and Option 61 is "option-61-first", do something 3.

More detail is better, especially if you have worked out part of the config and we don't have to sweat that part. I'm at GMT-6, so I'm not sure how well our schedules will mesh (it's rather early for me as I type this) but if that's not a deterrent, let's see what we can do.

Patrick

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Subject: Matching client DHCP request against Option 61 and Option 82 (circuit id)

Hi All,

I'm trying to configure my DHCP  server to match client request against Option 61 and Option 82 circuit-id. Client request may also contain on Option 61. I'm not a programming geek, your help in creating a match statement is much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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Regards,

Sox 316
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