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Contents Limitation Example 1: DOCSIS Cable Modem 26-25 Limitation Example 2: Extended DOCSIS Cable Modem 26-26 Limitation Example 3: DSL over Asynchronous Transfer Mode 26-26 Debugging Expressions 26-28 CHAPTER 27 Managing DHCPv6 Addresses 27-1 DHCPv6 Concepts 27-2 IPv6 Addressing 27-2 Links and Prefixes 27-2 Determining Links and Prefixes 27-3 Generating Addresses 27-4 Generating Delegated Prefixes 27-4 DHCPv6 Clients and Leases 27-5 DHCPv6 Bindings 27-6 Lease Affinity 27-6 Lease Life Cycle 27-6 DHCPv6 Reservations 27-7 Searching for Leases 27-9 Querying Leases for DHCPv6 27-9 DHCPv6 Policy Hierarchy 27-9 DHCPv6 Options 27-10 DHCPv6 Configuration 27-11 Viewing IPv6 Address Space 27-11 Configuring Links 27-12 Creating and Editing Link Templates 27-12 Creating and Editing Links 27-17 Configuring Prefixes 27-18 Creating and Editing Prefix Templates 27-18 Creating and Editing Prefixes 27-24 Viewing Address Utilization for Prefixes 27-27 Viewing DHCPv6 Networks 27-29 Editing DHCPv6 Server Attributes 27-29 Configuring DHCPv6 Policies 27-29 Configuring DHCPv6 Client-Classes 27-30 Configuring DHCPv6 Clients 27-31 Setting DHCPv6 Options 27-31 Reconfigure Support 27-32 DNS Update for DHCPv6 27-33 xx User Guide for Cisco Prime Network Registrar, 8.0 OL-24395-01
Contents CHAPTER 28 Configuring DHCP Failover 28-1 Failover Scenarios 28-1 Simple Failover 28-2 Back Office Failover (Unsupported) 28-3 Symmetrical Failover (Unsupported) 28-4 Failover Checklist 28-5 Creating and Synchronizing Failover Server Pairs 28-6 Adding Failover Pairs 28-6 Changing Failover Pair Server Addresses 28-7 Synchronizing Failover Pairs 28-7 Restarting the Failover Servers 28-10 Confirming Failover 28-11 State Transitions During Integration 28-11 Setting Advanced Failover Attributes 28-15 Setting Backup Percentages 28-15 Server and Scope Backup Percentages 28-16 BOOTP Backup Percentage 28-17 Setting Backup Allocation Boundaries 28-17 Setting the Maximum Client Lead Time 28-18 Using the Failover Safe Period to Move Servers into PARTNER-DOWN State 28-19 Setting DHCP Request and Response Packet Buffers 28-20 Changing Polling Attributes 28-21 Setting the Network Discovery Attribute 28-21 Setting Load Balancing 28-21 Load Balancing Compatibility with Earlier Cisco Prime Network Registrar Versions 28-22 Configuring Load Balancing 28-22 Changing Failover Server Roles 28-22 Establishing Failover Using Standalone Server as Main 28-23 Replacing Servers Having Defective Storage 28-23 Removing Backup Servers and Halting Failover Operation 28-24 Adding Main Servers to Existing Backup Servers 28-24 Configuring Failover on Multiple Interface Hosts 28-24 Restoring a Standalone DHCP Failover Server to Backup State 28-25 Background 28-25 Repair Procedure 28-26 Reversing the Failover Role on Backup Server 28-26 Starting with Server A Powered Off 28-27 Starting with Server A Powered On and DHCP Server Stopped 28-28 Starting with Server A Replaced 28-28 OL-24395-01 User Guide for Cisco Prime Network Registrar, 8.0 xxi
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