http://dhcpd-j.org/ 2010-09-06T14:04:14+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/ http://dhcpd-j.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2007-06-18T14:47:38+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/api_documentation?rev=1182170858&do=diff text/html 2007-05-16T09:58:04+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/architecture?rev=1179302284&do=diff Global Architecture The dhcpd-j's architecture is similar to common dynamic web server. It relies on a central database holding all persistent data, and one or more front-end servers (first tier server). This is a well proven architecture principle allowing for a wide range of scalability and high-availability solutions. text/html 2007-08-17T13:15:28+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/cloud?rev=1187349328&do=diff generated by the Cloud Plugin text/html 2007-04-06T16:16:54+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/design_goals?rev=1175869014&do=diff This server is designed to be the foundation of wide range from local LAN server to large scale DHCP servers for ISP or telcos. It is capable of serving over millions of customers using low cost servers. Design goals * Availability: state-less front-end servers. A majority of maintenance operations should not require server restart, especially topology (subnets) modification and updates. High availability should be easy to achieve with standard and simple load balancers. In case of failure o… text/html 2008-05-11T22:21:58+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/download?rev=1210537318&do=diff Latest stable version: * 2008-05-11: Release 1.00 Link to the dhcpd-j sourceforge project. Link to the dhcp4java sourceforge project. text/html 2007-04-02T11:56:08+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/frequently_asked_questions?rev=1175507768&do=diff What is DHCP? [Extract from RFC 2131] The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) provides configuration parameters to Internet hosts. DHCP consists of two components: a protocol for delivering host-specific configuration parameters from a DHCP server to a host and a mechanism for allocation of network addresses to hosts. text/html 2007-06-18T13:58:54+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/hsqldb_backend?rev=1182167934&do=diff This is the default back-end for DHCP Cluster. It is based on “Hypersonic DB” which is a simple and very fast database in pure Java, suitable for small to medium size deployments. This back-end allows for fast deployment of end-to-end DHCP solutions without installing or managing a separate database (MySQL, Oracle...). text/html 2009-01-10T17:12:45+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/index?rev=1231603965&do=diff The free open-source DHCP Server and DHCP API for Java. Dhcp4java is a free open-source 100% Java DHCP Server: general purpose DHCP server ranging from a simple LAN server to a wide range WAN server handling millions customers. Dhcp4java also includes a general pupose DHCP API as a stand-alone library, suitable for client/server/relay development. It originates from the Perl module Net::DHCP. text/html 2007-08-25T15:01:16+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/overview?rev=1188046876&do=diff We definitely live in an IP world, and IPv4 is still alive. More and more devices are connected to the Internet or to ISP private infrastructure. Each device needs to be delivered an IP address before being usable, stressing more and more demanding needs on DHCP infrastructure. text/html 2007-05-16T09:58:44+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/server_configuration?rev=1179302324&do=diff This page describes the configuration files for the DHCP server. It is based on XML files which is the default configuration format. An alternative way is to put all data is the database when in high-availability mode (to be described later). Configuration Basics The dhcpd-j server configuration philosophy is IP-centric, compared to other products such as ISC's dhcpd which are more host-centric. This choice is driven by the dynamic nature of DHCP which is the natural way to use DHCP servers … text/html 2007-08-30T15:13:21+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/server_internals?rev=1188479601&do=diff This section is targeted for developers only. Network administrators do not need to read this section in order to use DHCP Cluster at its full potential. Curious techies and developers will find below details of how the server works and how to extend it. text/html 2009-05-14T13:40:16+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/sidebar?rev=1242301216&do=diff * Home * Overview * Download * Architecture * FAQ * Server configuration * Design Goals * Cloud Server internals * Server internals * Tools * Javadoc * Hsqldb Back-end dhcp4java low-level DHCP API * API Documentation * Javadoc * Download text/html 2007-08-14T13:54:58+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/start?rev=1187092498&do=diff The free open-source DHCP Server and DHCP API for Java. Dhcp4java is a free open-source 100% Java DHCP Server: general purpose DHCP server ranging from a simple LAN server to a wide range WAN server handling millions customers. Dhcp4java also includes a general pupose DHCP API as a stand-alone library, suitable for client/server/relay development. It originates from the Perl module Net::DHCP. text/html 2008-04-24T11:03:45+02:00 http://dhcpd-j.org/tools?rev=1209027825&do=diff Embedded open-source software The following open-source pieces of software are used in dhcpd-j: * args4j-2.0.8 - Java command line options parser (The MIT License) * common-dbutils-1.1 - make working with JDBC easier (Apache License v2.0) * hsqldb-1.8.0.7 - Lightweight 100% Java SQL Database Engine (hypersonic_lic.txt & hsqldb_lic.txt). * jaxb-2.1.4 - Java Architecture for XML Binding (Common Development and Distribution License) * log4j-1.2.14 - Logging Services (Apache License v2…