dhcp-filter-delete
DHCP snooping is a security feature which allows the network to avoid denial-of-service attacks from rogue DHCP servers. Trusted ports are defined to connect to the known DHCP servers. DHCP snooping also maintains a mapping table for current assignments.
In a DHCP packet flow, there are the following packet types:
- DHCPDISCOVER/DHCPREQUEST — Packets from the DHCP client to server (UDP dest-port = 67)
- DHCPOFFER/DHCPACK — Packets from the DHCP Server to client (UDP dest-port = 68)
This command is used to delete a DHCP filter.
Syntax dhcp—filter-add name name-string
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name name-string |
Specify a name for the filter. |
Defaults None
Access Network Administrator
History
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Version 2.6.0 |
Command introduced. |
Usage Use this command to create a DHCP filter for trusted ports.
Examples To delete a DHCP filter, trust-server-1, use the following syntax:
CLI (network-admin@switch) > dhcp-filter-delete name trust-server-1