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The 108wizard exports configuration data from this Solaris DHCP 109server so that it can then be imported onto 110another Solaris DHCP server. This effectively moves 111support of a set of DHCP clients from one server to 112another. 113<P> 114After you fill in the requested information in each 115dialog, click the right-arrow button at the bottom of the window to advance to the 116next dialog. 117<P> 118The Export Data wizard asks you for the 119following information. 120<P><HR NOSHADE><P> 121 122<table border=0 cellspacing=4 cellpadding=3 width=490> 123 <tr> 124 <td width=125 valign="top"><A 125 NAME="export_networks"><STRONG>Select networks</STRONG></A><br> 126 </td> 127 <td valign="top">This dialog lists in the Do Not Export column all the networks configured for DHCP service . Any network that you 128transfer to the Export column will be exported from this server. The IP addresses and their associated bindings will be placed in the export file 129so that they can be imported to another server. <P> To transfer a network to the Export column, select it and click the right-arrow button between the columns. <p> 130You can also choose to leave all the networks in the Do Not Export column. This allows you to proceed to selecting macros and options to export without exporting any networks. 131 132 </td> 133 </tr> 134 135 <tr> 136 <td width=125 valign="top"><A 137 NAME="export_macros"><STRONG>Select macros</STRONG></A><br> 138 </td> 139 <td valign="top">The Do Not Export column displays all macros defined for this DHCP server. To export a macro, select it and click the right-arrow button between the columns to transfer the macro to the Export column. 140 </td> 141 </tr> 142<tr><td width=125 valign="top"><A 143 NAME="export_options"><STRONG>Select options</STRONG></A><br> 144 </td> 145 <td valign="top">The Do Not Export column displays all options defined for this DHCP server. To export an option, select it and click the right-arrow button between the columns to transfer the option to the Export column. </td></tr> 146 <tr><td width=125 valign="top"><A 147 NAME="export_file"><STRONG>Export file</STRONG></A><br> 148 </td> 149 <td valign="top">The export file is the file to which the data you selected to export will be copied and compressed. You must provide a full path name to the file. The file should be placed in a shared directory that is accessible to the DHCP server that will be importing the data. </td></tr> 150 <tr><td width=125 valign="top"><A 151 NAME="export_delete"><STRONG>Delete exported data</STRONG></A><br> 152 </td> 153 <td valign="top">If you want the exported data to be deleted from the DHCP server after the export is complete, select this option. This is recommended, especially if you are exporting networks to avoid conflicting ownership of the IP addresses. ??? 154</td></tr> 155 156<TR><TD COLSPAN="2"> <A HREF="#top"><FONT 157size=2>return to top</FONT></A></TD></TR> 158 159 </table> 160 161<HR noshade size=2> 162 163 164 165<p> </p> 166 167 168<!-- Don't go past this line! --> 169 170 </td> 171 172<!-- End topic block --> 173 174</tr> 175 176</table> 177 178<!-- End topic table --> 179 180</body> 181</html> 182
