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  @cindex dhcp-sniff
  
! @section Quickstart
! 
  
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  @cindex dhcp-sniff
  
! [ TODO ]
  

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  @subsection Command Line Options
  
! [ TODO ]
  
  @subsection The Configuration File
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  @subsection Command Line Options
  
! @itemize
! 
! @item
! -h     Print out usage.
! 
! 
! @item
! -v     Print out version information
! 
! 
! @item
! -a     
! 
! Always run in the foreground and do not go into the background.
! 
! 
! 
! @item
! -c     
! 
! Clear the cache. This is useful in case a stale cache is left behind
! by an earlier invocation.
! 
! @item
! 
! -k 
! 
! Kill a dhcp-client instance. Coupled with the -i option this will kill
! a specific instance of dhcp-client. Otherwise the first dhcp-client
! found on an active ethernet interface is terminated.
! 
! @item
! -p     
! 
! Forces dhcp-client to use promiscious mode. This is only useful on
! systems which are sufficiently broken that require promiscious mode
! to receive broadcast messages.
! 
! @item
! -w     
! 
! Wake a dhcp-client instance. Coupled with the -i option this will wake
! up a client on a specified interface and cause it to either rebind, or
! renew earlier depending on which timer is next. Use this to force the
! client to reacquire a lease.
! 
! @item
! -i @dfn{interface}
!               
! Force dhcp-client to use the interface specified.  This is useful to
! make sure dhcp-client uses a specific interface if the host is
! multi-homed.
! 
! @item
! -l @dfn{level}
! 
! Generate messages at the level specified. The level should be an
! integer between 0 - 4. The levels are no messages, error messages,
! info messages (default), warnings, diagnostic-messages, respectively.
! Each level includes all messages below it.  The default is info
! messages which also include error messages.
! 
! @item
! -m @dfn{mac address}
!              
! Fake a mac address during the DHCP operation. This will only affect
! the DHCP operations and no others.  This is useful for debugging a
! DHCP server that is not behaving itself.
! 
! @end itemize
  
  @subsection The Configuration File

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  should proceed OK.
  
+ @subsection Solaris
+ 
+ No major issues so far. Building the package may become
+ ``interesting'' if you have not setup your build environment properly.
+ 
  @subsection FreeBSD
  
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  need to compile a kernel with more bpf devices.
  
- @subsection Solaris
- 
- No major issues so far. Building the package may become
- ``interesting'' if you have not setup your build environment properly.
- 
  @subsection NetBSD
  
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  inaccuracy when calculating timeouts. Lobby your OpenBSD developers to
  stop the brain damage.
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