Hallo, dies ist ein Test.

PWD: /www/data-lst1/unixsoft/unixsoft/kaempfer/.public_html

Running in File Mode
Relative path: ./../../../../../../etc/rc2.d/../dhcp/inittab
Real path: /etc/dhcp/inittab
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# # Copyright (c) 1999, 2023, Oracle and/or its affiliates. # # # This file provides information about all supported DHCP options, for # use by DHCP-related programs. This file should only be modified to # add support for SITE options for clients; no existing options should # be modified. Only SITE options will be preserved during an upgrade. # If you need to configure the Solaris DHCP server to support the vendor # options of a different client, see dhcptab(4) for details. # # Please consult dhcp_inittab(5) for further information. Note that # this interface is "Unstable" as defined by attributes(7). # Subnet STANDARD, 1, IP, 1, 1, sdmi UTCoffst STANDARD, 2, SNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi Router STANDARD, 3, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Timeserv STANDARD, 4, IP, 1, 0, sdmi IEN116ns STANDARD, 5, IP, 1, 0, sdmi DNSserv STANDARD, 6, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Logserv STANDARD, 7, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Cookie STANDARD, 8, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Lprserv STANDARD, 9, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Impress STANDARD, 10, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Resource STANDARD, 11, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Hostname STANDARD, 12, ASCII, 1, 0, si Bootsize STANDARD, 13, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, sdmi Dumpfile STANDARD, 14, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi DNSdmain STANDARD, 15, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi Swapserv STANDARD, 16, IP, 1, 1, sdmi Rootpath STANDARD, 17, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi ExtendP STANDARD, 18, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi IpFwdF STANDARD, 19, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi NLrouteF STANDARD, 20, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi PFilter STANDARD, 21, IP, 2, 0, sdmi MaxIpSiz STANDARD, 22, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, sdmi IpTTL STANDARD, 23, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi PathTO STANDARD, 24, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi PathTbl STANDARD, 25, UNUMBER16, 1, 0, sdmi MTU STANDARD, 26, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, sdmi SameMtuF STANDARD, 27, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi Broadcst STANDARD, 28, IP, 1, 1, sdmi MaskDscF STANDARD, 29, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi MaskSupF STANDARD, 30, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi RDiscvyF STANDARD, 31, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi RSolictS STANDARD, 32, IP, 1, 1, sdmi StaticRt STANDARD, 33, IP, 2, 0, sdmi TrailerF STANDARD, 34, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi ArpTimeO STANDARD, 35, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi EthEncap STANDARD, 36, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi TcpTTL STANDARD, 37, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi TcpKaInt STANDARD, 38, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi TcpKaGbF STANDARD, 39, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi NISdmain STANDARD, 40, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi NISservs STANDARD, 41, IP, 1, 0, sdmi NTPservs STANDARD, 42, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Vendor STANDARD, 43, OCTET, 1, 0, sdi NetBNms STANDARD, 44, IP, 1, 0, sdmi NetBDsts STANDARD, 45, IP, 1, 0, sdmi NetBNdT STANDARD, 46, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdmi NetBScop STANDARD, 47, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi XFontSrv STANDARD, 48, IP, 1, 0, sdmi XDispMgr STANDARD, 49, IP, 1, 0, sdmi ReqIP STANDARD, 50, IP, 1, 1, sdi LeaseTim STANDARD, 51, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi OptOvrld STANDARD, 52, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdi DHCPType STANDARD, 53, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, sdi ServerID STANDARD, 54, IP, 1, 1, sdi ReqList STANDARD, 55, OCTET, 1, 0, sdi Message STANDARD, 56, ASCII, 1, 0, sdi DHCP_MTU STANDARD, 57, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, sdi T1Time STANDARD, 58, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi T2Time STANDARD, 59, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, sdmi ClassID STANDARD, 60, ASCII, 1, 0, sdi ClientID STANDARD, 61, OCTET, 1, 0, sdi NW_dmain STANDARD, 62, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi NWIPOpts STANDARD, 63, OCTET, 1, 128, sdmi NIS+dom STANDARD, 64, ASCII, 1, 0, sdmi NIS+serv STANDARD, 65, IP, 1, 0, sdmi TFTPsrvN STANDARD, 66, ASCII, 1, 64, sdmi OptBootF STANDARD, 67, ASCII, 1, 128, sdmi MblIPAgt STANDARD, 68, IP, 1, 0, sdmi SMTPserv STANDARD, 69, IP, 1, 0, sdmi POP3serv STANDARD, 70, IP, 1, 0, sdmi NNTPserv STANDARD, 71, IP, 1, 0, sdmi WWWservs STANDARD, 72, IP, 1, 0, sdmi Fingersv STANDARD, 73, IP, 1, 0, sdmi IRCservs STANDARD, 74, IP, 1, 0, sdmi STservs STANDARD, 75, IP, 1, 0, sdmi STDAservs STANDARD, 76, IP, 1, 0, sdmi UserClas STANDARD, 77, ASCII, 1, 0, sdi SLP_DA STANDARD, 78, OCTET, 1, 0, sdmi SLP_SS STANDARD, 79, OCTET, 1, 0, sdmi AgentOpt STANDARD, 82, OCTET, 1, 0, sdi FQDN STANDARD, 89, OCTET, 1, 0, sdmi DNSDomSearch STANDARD, 119, FQDN, 1, 0, sdmi ClasslessRt STANDARD, 121, CLROUTE, 1, 0, sdmi # # DHCP packet fields. Code field is byte offset into DHCP packet. # Opcode FIELD, 0, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, id Htype FIELD, 1, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, id HLen FIELD, 2, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, id Hops FIELD, 3, UNUMBER8, 1, 1, id Xid FIELD, 4, UNUMBER32, 1, 1, id Secs FIELD, 8, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, id Flags FIELD, 10, OCTET, 1, 2, id Ciaddr FIELD, 12, IP, 1, 1, id Yiaddr FIELD, 16, IP, 1, 1, id BootSrvA FIELD, 20, IP, 1, 1, idm Giaddr FIELD, 24, IP, 1, 1, id Chaddr FIELD, 28, OCTET, 1, 16, id BootSrvN FIELD, 44, ASCII, 1, 64, idm BootFile FIELD, 108, ASCII, 1, 128, idm Magic FIELD, 236, OCTET, 1, 4, id Options FIELD, 240, OCTET, 1, 60, id # # Internal fields. # Hostname INTERNAL, 1024, BOOL, 0, 0, dm LeaseNeg INTERNAL, 1025, BOOL, 0, 0, dm EchoVC INTERNAL, 1026, BOOL, 0, 0, dm BootPath INTERNAL, 1027, ASCII, 1, 128, dm # # SunOS vendor space -- see the Solaris System Administrator # documentation for more information on these options. # SrootOpt VENDOR, 1, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SrootIP4 VENDOR, 2, IP, 1, 1, smi SrootNM VENDOR, 3, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SrootPTH VENDOR, 4, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SswapIP4 VENDOR, 5, IP, 1, 1, smi SswapPTH VENDOR, 6, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SbootFIL VENDOR, 7, ASCII, 1, 0, smi Stz VENDOR, 8, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SbootRS VENDOR, 9, UNUMBER16, 1, 1, smi SinstIP4 VENDOR, 10, IP, 1, 1, smi SinstNM VENDOR, 11, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SinstPTH VENDOR, 12, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SsysidCF VENDOR, 13, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SjumpsCF VENDOR, 14, ASCII, 1, 0, smi Sterm VENDOR, 15, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SbootURI VENDOR, 16, ASCII, 1, 0, smi SHTTPproxy VENDOR, 17, ASCII, 1, 0, smi # # Site option example: # The following option describes an option named ipPairs, that is in # the SITE category, meaning it is defined by each individual site. # It is option code 132, which is of type IP Address, consisting of # a potentially infinite number of pairs of IP addresses. (See # dhcp_inittab(5) for details) # # ipPairs SITE, 132, IP, 2, 0, sdmi #