Preface
- Text Conventions
- Platform-Dependent Conventions
- Providing Feedback to Us
- Getting Help
- Documentation and Training
About this Guide
- Notational Conventions
Introduction
- WiNG 7.1.X Operating System Overview
- CLI Overview
User Exec Mode Commands
- user-exec-commands
  - captive-portal-page-upload
  - change-password
  - clear
  - clock
  - cluster
  - commit
  - connect
  - crypto
  - create-cluster
  - crypto-cmp-cert-update
  - database
  - database-backup
  - database-restore
  - device-upgrade
  - enable
  - file-sync
  - help
  - join-cluster
  - l2tpv3
  - logging
  - mint
  - no
  - on
  - opendns
  - page
  - ping
  - ping6
  - ssh
  - telnet
  - terminal
  - time-it
  - traceroute
  - traceroute6
  - virtual-machine
  - watch
  - exit
Privileged Exec Mode Commands
- privileged-exec-commands
  - archive
  - boot
  - cd
  - configure
  - copy
  - cpe
  - delete
  - diff
  - dir
  - disable
  - edit
  - erase
  - ex3500
  - factory-reset
  - halt
  - mkdir
  - more
  - operational-mode
  - pwd
  - re-elect
  - reload
  - rename
  - rmdir
  - self
  - t5
  - upgrade
  - upgrade-abort
  - raid
  - no
Global Configuration Commands
- global-config-commands
Common Commands
- common-commands
  - clrscr
  - commit
  - exit
  - help
  - no
  - revert
  - service
  - show
  - write
Show Commands
- show-commands
  - show
  - adoption
  - bluetooth
  - boot
  - bonjour
  - captive-portal
  - captive-portal-page-upload (show commands)
  - cdp
  - classify-url
  - clock
  - cluster
  - cmp-factory-certs
  - commands
  - context
  - critical-resources
  - crypto
  - database
  - device-upgrade
  - dot1x
  - dpi
  - environmental-sensor
  - event-history
  - event-system-policy
  - ex3500
  - extdev
  - fabric-attach
  - file
  - file-sync
  - firewall
  - global
  - gps (show command)
  - gre
  - guest-registration
  - interface
  - iot-device-type-imagotag
  - ip
  - ip-access-list-stats
  - ipv6
  - ipv6-access-list
  - l2tpv3
  - lacp
  - ldap-agent
  - licenses
  - lldp
  - logging
  - mac-access-list-stats
  - mac-address-table
  - macauth
  - mac-auth-clients
  - mint
  - ntp
  - password-encryption
  - pppoe-client
  - privilege
  - radius
  - reload
  - rf-domain-manager
  - role
  - route-maps
  - rtls
  - running-config
  - session-changes
  - session-config
  - sessions
  - site-config-diff
  - smart-rf
  - snmpv3 (show command)
  - spanning-tree
  - startup-config
  - t5
  - terminal
  - timezone
  - traffic-shape
  - tron (show command)
  - upgrade-status
  - version
  - vrrp
  - virtual-machine
  - wireless
  - web-filter
  - what
  - wwan
Profiles
- Profile Config Commands
- Device Config Commands
  - adoption-site
  - area
  - channel-list
  - contact
  - country-code
  - floor
  - geo-coordinates
  - hostname
  - lacp
  - layout-coordinates
  - license
  - location
  - location-server
  - location-tenantid
  - mac-name
  - no
  - nsight
  - override-wlan
  - remove-override
  - rsa-key
  - sensor-server
  - timezone
  - trustpoint (device-config-mode)
  - raid
AAA Policy
- aaa-policy-commands
Auto-Provisioning Policy
- auto-provisioning-policy-commands
  - adopt
  - auto-create-rfd-template
  - default-adoption
  - deny
  - evaluate-always
  - redirect
  - upgrade
  - no
    - upgrade
Association-ACL Policy
- Association-acl-policy-commands
  - deny
  - permit
  - no
Access-List Policy
- ip-access-list
- mac-access-list
- ipv6-access-list
- ip-snmp-access-list
- ex3500-ext-access-list
- ex3500-std-access-list
DHCP-Server Policy
- dhcp-server-policy commands
- dhcpv6-server-policy commands
Firewall Policy
- firewall-policy-commands
  - acl-logging
  - alg
  - clamp
  - dhcp-offer-convert
  - dns-snoop
  - firewall
  - flow
  - ip
  - ip-mac
  - ipv6
  - ipv6-mac
  - logging
  - proxy-arp
  - proxy-nd
  - stateful-packet-inspection-12
  - storm-control
  - virtual-defragmentation
  - no
MiNT Policy
- mint-policy-commands
  - level
  - lsp
  - mtu
  - router
  - udp
  - no
Management Policy
- management-policy-commands
RADIUS Policy
- radius-group
  - guest
  - policy
  - rate-limit
  - no
- radius-server-policy
  - authentication
  - bypass
  - chase-referral
  - crl-check
  - ldap-agent
  - ldap-group-verification
  - ldap-server
  - local
  - nas
  - proxy
  - session-resumption
  - termination
  - use
  - no
- radius-user-pool-policy
  - duration
  - user
  - no
Radio-QoS Policy
- radio-qos-policy-commands
Role Policy
- role-policy-commands
SMART-RF Policy
- smart-rf-policy commands
WIPS Policy
- wips-policy-commands
WLAN-QoS Policy
- WLAN-QOS-Policy commands
L2TPv3 Policy
- l2tpv3-policy-commands
- l2tpv3-tunnel-commands
- l2tpv3-manual-session-commands
Router Mode
- router-mode-commands
Routing Policy
- routing-policy-commands
AAA-TACACS Policy
- aaa-tacacs-policy-commands
Meshpoint Policy
- meshpoint-config-instance
- meshpoint-qos-policy-config-instance
- meshpoint-device-config-instance
Passpoint Policy
- passpoint-policy
Crypto-CMP Policy
- crypto-cmp-policy-instance
- other-cmp-related-commands
  - use (other-cmp-related-commands)
  - show (other-cmp-related-commands)
Roaming Assist Policy
- roaming-assist-policy commands
Border Gateway Protocol
- bgp ip-prefix-list
- bgp ip-access-list
- bgp as-path-list
- bgp community-list
- bop ext-community-list
- bgp route-map
- bgp router-config
- bgp neighbor-config
Controller Managed WLAN Use Case
- CREATING A FIRST CONTROLLER MANAGED WLAN
AP Dual Modes of Operation
- Understanding Dual Mode Capability
AP5XX REV AA Upgrade Procedure
- Introduction
- Bulk 'Rev: AA' AP505/AP510 Upgrade through Virtual Controller
- Bulk 'Rev:AA' AP5XX Upgrade through WiNG Controller/ExtremeCloud Appliance

bootp (dhcpv4-server-policy-config)

Configures a BOOTP specific configuration. Bootstrap Protocol (BOOTP) requests are used by UNIX diskless workstations to obtain the location of their boot image and IP address within the managed network. A BOOTP configuration server provides this information and also assigns an IP address from a configured pool of IP addresses. By default, all BOOTP requests are forwarded to the BOOTP configuration server by the controller. When enabled, this feature allows controllers, using this DHCP server policy, to ignore BOOTP requests.

Supported in the following platforms:

Access Points — AP505i, AP510i/e, AP560i/h
Service Platforms — NX5500, NX7500, NX9500, NX9600, VX9000

Syntax

bootp ignore

Parameters

bootp ignore

bootp ignore

Enables controllers to ignore BOOTP requests

Examples

nx9500-6C8809(config-dhcp-policy-test)#bootp ignore

nx9500-6C8809(config-dhcp-policy-test)#show context
dhcp-server-policy test
 bootp ignore
nx9500-6C8809(config-dhcp-policy-test)#

Related Commands

no (dhcpv4-server-policy-config)

Disables the ignore BOOTP requests option

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