New DHCPv4 Client Configuration

As of LCOS 10.94, you can configure client interfaces of the DHCP client for IPv4 under IPv4 > DHCPv4 > DHCP client > DHCP client interfaces.

Interface: Name of the interface on which the client is active (LAN, physical WAN, or WWAN interface). Depending on the device, default entries for Zero Config exist after a system reset: "INTERNET-DHCPDEF", "INTERNET-DEFAULT", or "WWAN-DEFAULT".
Entry active: Switch to specify whether this entry is active.
Client ID type: Switch that specifies the type of client ID.
Broadcast: Switch that specifies the type of client ID.
Vendor class ID: String containing the vendor class identifier to be reported on this interface. If this value is empty, the (global) value under IPv4 > DHCPv4 > DHCP client > Vendor class ID will be used.
User class ID: String containing the user class identifier to be reported on this interface. If this value is empty, the (global) value under IPv4 > DHCPv4 > DHCP client > User class ID will be used.

Other changes

Under setup > dhcp > client (SNMP ID 2.10.40), the menu items LAN-Client-ID-Type (SNMP ID 31) and WAN-Client-ID-Type (SNMP ID 32) have been removed, as the values can now be set per client.
Under setup > dhcp > network-list (SNMP ID 2.10.20), the option "Client" was removed from the Operating switch.
Under setup > wan > layer (SNMP ID 2.2.4), the values "DHCP" and "B-DHCP" were removed from the Layer-3 column (SNMP ID 3).
A configuration converter performs the following actions:
- For all WAN connections using a layer with DHCP or B-DHCP, an entry is created in the setup > dhcp > client > interfaces table. This applies to DSL, xDSL, and WWAN connections.
- For all LAN interfaces where the operating switch is set to "Client", an entry is created in the setup > dhcp > client > interfaces table. In addition, the corresponding entry is removed from setup > dhcp > network-list.