3com 3031 Instruccion De Instalación

Mapping must be established between the host name and IP address when DHCP 
client uses NetBIOS protocol for communications over Wide Area Network (WAN). 
In terms of mapping establishment mode, NetBIOS node can be divided as

■

b-node:

 

b

 here stands for broadcast, that is, the node gets mapping through 

broadcast. 

■

p-node:

 

p

 here stands for peer-to-peer. The node gets mapping by 

communicating with the NetBIOS server. 

■

m-node:

 

m

 here stands for mixed. It is the p-node embraces part of the 

broadcast attributes. 

■

h-node:

 

h

 here stands for hybrid. It is b-node for which peer-to-peer 

communication is available. 

Perform the following in the DHCP Address Pool View to configure DHCP address 
pool. 

Perform the following in the Interface View to configure interface DHCP address 
pool.

Perform the following in the Interface View to configure multiple interface DHCP 
address pools.

By default, h-node is configured for DHCP client. 

With further development of DHCP technology, new optional configuration items 
may arise. Then you can add in custom way these items into DHCP server attribute 
table. 

Table 435   Defining NetBIOS node type in global DHCP address pool

Defines NetBIOS node type for DHCP client

Resets NetBIOS node type to the default value

Table 436   Defining NetBIOS node type in interface DHCP address pool

Defines NetBIOS node type for DHCP 
client

Resets NetBIOS node type to the 
default value

Table 437   Defining NetBIOS node type in multiple interface DHCP address pools

Defines NetBIOS node type 
for DHCP client

dhcp server netbios-type { b-node | h-node | 
m-node | p-node } { interface 
ethernet-subinterface-range | all }

Resets NetBIOS node type to 
the default value

undo dhcp server netbios-type { interface 
ethernet-subinterface-range | all }