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ensure that the IP DSLAM will always be able to start. Optimizing for
robustness will result in longer startup time. Both the Boot SW and the
Application SW can run the DHCP procedure. Under normal network
conditions, it will always be the Boot SW that runs the DHCP procedure
during startup. The Application SW will only run the procedure if there is no
reply for over four minutes during startup, or after the IP DSLAM is running
with the application SW (when the DHCP lease expires). Figure 10 on page
19 illustrates the DHCP procedure. Note that the procedure also
accommodates Dynamic Management VLAN (DMV) that also uses
untagged traffic. For more information about how the DMV works, please
refer to Dynamic Management VLAN Configuration Guide.
Send tagged DHCP request
IP DSLAM Runs ManagedIP DSLAM runs Unmanaged
Use IP Address from DHCP
Send untagged DHCP request
DHCP Response
received?
Yes No
DHCP Response
received?
Yes
No
DHCP Response
Valid?
Yes
No
Timeout
2 min.
Timeout
2 min.
Change Management VLAN ID
Retrieve Management VLAN ID
from flash
Normal Start-up
Figure 10 DHCP Procedure
In normal network conditions (all network resources are available) the IP
DSLAM will immediately receive a legal DHCP response. After validating
the legality (format) of the response the IP DSLAM will use the received
parameters and proceed with the startup procedure. The procedure always
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