Cisco Cisco Prime IP Express 8.3 Technical References

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import
 
    import - loads server configuration information from a file
  Synopsis
 
    import keys <file> 
    import leases <file> 
    import named.boot <file> 
    import named.conf <file> 
    import option-set <file> 
  Description
 
    The import command lets you import lease information into the
    DHCP server configuration or BIND configuration information 
    into the DNS server configuration.
    
    import leases <file>    
       Before you can import leases, you need to perform several
       configuration steps:
    
       1. Configure scopes in the DHCP server for the leases
       that are going to be imported.  (see the scope command.)
    
       2. If the host names for the leases are going to be dynamically 
       entered into DNS as part of the import, configure zones in the
       DNS server to allow dynamic updates. (see the zone command)
    
       3. Set the DHCP server to import mode so that it will not
       respond to other lease requests during the lease importing.
       (see the dhcp command)
    
       After the leases have been imported, take the DHCP server out of
       import mode so that it will respond to other lease requests.
    
    import named.boot <file>    
       Imports an existing BIND 4.x.x configuration into DNS by parsing
       the BIND named.boot file and reading the zone data from the
       associated BIND zone files.
    import named.conf <file> <protected | unprotected>
       Imports an existing BIND 8 or BIND 9 configuration into DNS 
       by parsing the BIND named.conf file and reading the zone data
       from the associated BIND zone files. If no name-protection 
       option is specified, the default is protected.
    import keys
       Imports TSIG keys into the Cluster configuration by reading 
       in key data from a file. This file can be generated by running
       the key generator utility (cnr_keygen). The keys are written in
       BIND syntax and therefore can also be copied from a valid BIND
       configuration.
    import option-set
       Imports an option-set from specified file. Compatible files can
       be generated using the 'export option-set' command.
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