#
# DHCP (ou=dhcp suffix)
#

dn: ou=dhcp
cn: dhcp
objectClass: top
objectClass: dhcpService
objectClass: dhcpSharedNetwork
dhcpPrimaryDN: cn=viper, ou=dhcp
dhcpStatements: ddns-update-style none
dhcpStatements: default-lease-time 600
dhcpStatements: max-lease-time 7200
description: This is the DHCP subtree. Note that a simple search in this suffix will not reveal much information. The purpose of this suffix is to display dynamic behavior in response to certain combinations of search parameters. Take a look at slapd.conf, suffix ou=dhcp, for a list of the conditions that trigger this behavior. This suffix is intended to be accessed by ISC DHCP3 LDAP-enabled server, but as long as the queries are the same, they can be sent manually (and response observed) with ldapsearch as well.

# User & password dhcpd will use to connect. Needed only if
# ldap-username and ldap-password are enabled in dhcpd.conf.
# (By default they're not, so dhcpd performs anonymous bind).
dn: cn=dhcpd, ou=dhcp
objectClass: top
objectClass: simpleSecurityObject
cn: dhcpd
userPassword: nevairbe

# DHCPD server host entry. DHCPD server will search for its FQDN or hostname
# to try to locate the entry, and will then read dhcpServiceDN from it
# to find out the DN of the tree from which it should configure itself.
# However, we don't care about the exact hostname because in slapd.conf we
# rewrite search for any hostname to this entry.
# If you need to use multiple servers or are using this in an existing
# setup, and do not want everything to go to cn=viper, comment the rewrite
# under ou=dhcp in slapd.conf and replace 'viper' with the real hostname.
dn: cn=viper, ou=dhcp
objectClass: top
objectClass: dhcpServer
cn: viper
dhcpServiceDN: ou=dhcp

# Shared network. This can really be anything, usually it's the name of
# the physical ethX interface on which DHCP is listening, but it's not
# mandatory. We need just one subentry under ou=dhcp so that the search
# gets triggered.
dn: ou=sharedNetwork, ou=dhcp
ou: sharedNetwork
objectClass: top