

Enable DHCPv6 client on device (in addition to DHCPv4 client).DHCP can support a wide variety of DHCP Options, including custom options that can be defined by equipment vendors or end customers. From the point of view of the device where the DHCP Client is running, a DHCP Option can support a mode of Write (if the DHCP Client sends the option to the DHCP Server in the DHCP Request) or Read (if the DHCP Client receives information from the DHCP Server in the DHCP Acknowledgment). The acknowledgment contains the IP address assigned to the device by the server along with any additional information requested by the device.ĭHCP Options are variable-length strings identified by DHCP Option Numbers that can be included in the request or acknowledgment to convey information between a client and server. A request can contain information about the device or the client, as well as requests for additional information from the server. When using DHCP on a device, the DHCP Client sends a DHCP Request to a DHCP Server and receives back a DHCP Acknowledgment. This can simplify device administration by allowing network settings such as the device's IP address and default gateway to be configured automatically using DHCP protocols. The DHCP Option Manager (DhcpOptionMgr) allows an app to configure options for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) on the device. The Device Model indicates which subset of MX features is present in the device.
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Others require a specific MX version plus a minimum version of Android.
#Dhcpd tftpserver option android

The root OSX version number always matches the root number of the Android version that it extends.

OSX, MX and Android version information for a device can be found in the Android Settings panel or by querying the device through ADB, EMDK or the MX CSP.
