RFC 1497

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RFC 1497 is an early Internet standards document that defined vendor-specific extensions for the BOOTP protocol, laying groundwork later incorporated into DHCP.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Internet standard document
Request for Comments
appliesToProtocol IPv4
areaOfStandardization IP address configuration
Internet protocols
Network configuration
category Protocol specification
defines BOOTP vendor information area format NERFINISHED
BOOTP vendor magic cookie NERFINISHED
BOOTP vendor tag 10: Impress Server
BOOTP vendor tag 11: Resource Location Server
BOOTP vendor tag 12: Host Name
BOOTP vendor tag 13: Boot File Size
BOOTP vendor tag 14: Merit Dump File
BOOTP vendor tag 15: Domain Name
BOOTP vendor tag 16: Swap Server
BOOTP vendor tag 17: Root Path
BOOTP vendor tag 18: Extensions Path
BOOTP vendor tag 1: Subnet Mask
BOOTP vendor tag 255: End
BOOTP vendor tag 2: Time Offset
BOOTP vendor tag 3: Router
BOOTP vendor tag 4: Time Server
BOOTP vendor tag 5: Name Server
BOOTP vendor tag 6: Domain Name Server
BOOTP vendor tag 7: Log Server
BOOTP vendor tag 8: Cookie Server
BOOTP vendor tag 9: LPR Server
BOOTP vendor tag length-value encoding
BOOTP vendor tags
BOOTP vendor-specific extensions
definesExtensionFor BOOTP NERFINISHED
Bootstrap Protocol NERFINISHED
influenced Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol NERFINISHED
language English
protocolLayer Application layer
publishedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF

Internet Engineering Task Force
publishedInSeries Request for Comments NERFINISHED
relatedSpecification RFC 1542 NERFINISHED
RFC 2131 NERFINISHED
RFC 951 NERFINISHED
relatedTo DHCP NERFINISHED
RFCNumber 1497
status Informational
title BOOTP Vendor Information Extensions NERFINISHED
usesMagicCookie 99.130.83.99

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RFC 1533 obsoletes RFC 1497