DHCPv6 nested container statements
Nested container statements can only exist as an option inside subnet.
All containers can have other containers nested within it unless otherwise stated. The maximum depth of nesting is seven, including the subnet and the global container (only five nested containers can exist under a subnet container).
Vendor and Inoption containers cannot have any other containers nested within it.
| Keyword | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| class | name [range]
{OPTIONS|COMMON OPTIONS } |
Class container. The name value is one string, space separated strings, regular expression, hex 0xhexdigit, 0xhexdigit |
| vendor | name [range]
{OPTIONS|COMMON OPTIONS } |
Vendor container. The name value is one string, space separated strings, regular expression, hex 0xhexdigit, 0xhexdigit |
| client | <id | 0 0xhexdigit
| regular expression> <ip | range | none | any> {OPTIONA|COMMON
OPTIONS } |
Client container. id- 1-hexdigit, 2-hexdigit, 3-hexdigit <ip|range|none|any> - IP address to give to clients that match the ID |
| inoption | icode keytomatch [range]
{ OPTIONS|COMMON OPTIONS } |
Inoption container icode - incoming option code or number to be specified by the client keytomatch - The option data to be matched against. |