Vendor Class Identifier (VCI) Access Point

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Hello Matt,
The option 43 is based on your detailed configuration. and the option 43 format example is as below

80 07 00 00 01 C0 A8 01 01 //HEX

80: fixed value, no need to change;
07: length field, followed by the byte length of the data;
00 00: fixed value, no need to change;
01: indicates the number of subsequent IP addresses, here is one IP address;
C0 A8 01 01: IP address. //The IP address translated into decimal is 192.168.1.1 (C*16=192, A*16+8=168, 1*1=1, 1*1=1)

Thanks for your reply. So what value should I enter in the DHCP server for Vendor Class Identifier  field.

It depends.
Option 43 allows the AP connects the AC which in the different network segments. Which means, the IP address in the option 43 equals to the AC.
For example, the ip address of AC is 192.168.1.1, and the AP gets the IP address 172.16.1.10 from the DHCP server, in which situation, AP and AC are in different network segments. Then to make sure the AP could reach the AC, the DHCP server should send the option 43 carries the IP address 192.168.1.1 to the AP, so that the AP could reach to the AC.

Yes, but I need to give Vendor Class Identifier, otherwise i can not close this window.

Hi,
No DHCP 60 configured by default. Please excute command "dhcp client class-id" to set the DHCP 60 value carried in the DHCP request packet.