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You hit the nail on the head. Thanks.
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Recently, while trying to update a few thin clients in one of the companies where I work, I realized that I had neither option 161 (FTP Server IP or File Server) nor option 162 (Root path to the FTP files) available under DHCP (Windows 2000 Server). In fact options end with 076 (STDA-Server). I did look at all the options (in case MS uses a different otion numbering scheme) and it wasn´t there. Any ideas? Is this possible at all with Win2K DHCP Server?
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Recently, while trying to update a few thin clients in one of the companies where I work, I realized that I had neither option 161 (FTP Server IP or File Server) nor option 162 (Root path to the FTP files) available under DHCP (Windows 2000 Server). In fact options end with 076 (STDA-Server). I did look at all the options (in case MS uses a different otion numbering scheme) and it wasn´t there. Any ideas? Is this possible at all with Win2K DHCP Server?

Option 161 in Windows 2000 DHCP Server?

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