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We need to implement Option 156 on a linux dhcp server. &nbsp;I have not found anyone who appears to have had success in doing this. &nbsp;Have you? &nbsp;Any thoughts or comments which might help us.
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We need to implement Option 156 on a linux dhcp server.  I have not found anyone who appears to have had success in doing this.  Have you?  Any thoughts or comments which might help us.

Has anyone ever made Option 156 on Linux dhcp work?

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