set host

In the R81.10.X releases, this command is available starting from the R81.10.00 version.

Description

Configures an existing host object configured with an IP address.

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Syntax

set host <name>

[ name <new-name> ]

[ ipv4-address <ipv4-address> ]

[ ipv6-address <ipv6-address> ]

[ dns-resolving {true | false} ]

[ dhcp-exclude-ip-addr off ]

[ dhcp-exclude-ip-addr on ]

[ dhcp-reserve-ip-addr-to-mac { off | on [ mac-addr <mac-addr> ] ]

[ mac-reserved-in-dhcp { off | on [ mac-addr <mac-addr> ] ]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
host	Specifies the host object name. Press the TAB key to see the available options.
name	Configures the new object name. A string that begins with a letter and contains up to 32 characters without spaces, of this set: `a-z` (lower-case letters) `A-Z` (upper-case letters) `0-9` (digits) '`.`' (period) '`-`' (minus) '`_`' (underscore)
dhcp-exclude-ip-addr	Controls whether to exclude (`on`) or not (`off`) the object's IP address(es) from the internal DHCP service.
dhcp-reserve-ip-addr- to-mac	Controls whether to reserve (`on`) or not (`off`) the association of the object's IP address and its MAC address in the internal DHCP service.
dns-resolving	Controls whether to add (`true`) or not (`false`) the name of this network object to the database of the internal DNS service
ipv4-address	Configures the IPv4 address.
ipv6-address	Configures the IPv6 address.
mac-addr	Configures the MAC address.
mac-reserved-in-dhcp	This parameter is deprecated. Use the parameter "`dhcp-reserve-ip-addr-to-mac`".
reserve-mac-address	This parameter is deprecated. Use the parameter "`mac-addr`".

Example Command

set host MyHost name MyNewHost ipv4-address 192.168.1.1 dns-resolving true dhcp-exclude-ip-addr on dhcp-reserve-ip-addr-to-mac on mac-addr 00:1C:7F:21:05:BE mac-reserved-in-dhcp on mac-addr 00:1C:7F:21:05:BE