Header-ddnsprincipa lgroup

String

Yes

Example: ddnsprincipalgroup

name

String

Yes

Name

name

Example: corp.example.com

comment

String

No

Comment

comment

Header-ddnsprincipa lcluster

String

Yes

Example: ddnsprincipalcluster

name

String

Yes

Name

name

Example: cluster1

parent

String

Yes

Dynamic Update Group

clusters

Example: corp.example.com

principals

String

Yes

Principal

principals

Example:
WIN-2008-CLUSTER1-NODE1$@CORP.EXAMPLE.COM

comment

String

No

Comment

comment

Header-GridDhcp

String

Yes

Identifies the first row as a header row for the Grid DHCP objects. Example: GridDhcp

authority

Boolean

No

When you set this to True, DHCP server is authoritative for this domain. Example: False

domain_name

String

No

Indicates the domain name.

recycle_leases

Boolean

No

Lease
Deletion

recycle_leases

This field is set to True by default. When you set this to True, leases in a deleted range are kept until expiration. Ensure that you use the Overwrite option if you want to change the value to False. Merging data from an import preserves the default value.

ignore_dhcp_option_list_request

Boolean

No

ignore_dhcp_option_list
_request

When this is set to True, it clears the value of option-55. Example: False

enable_pxe_lease_time

Boolean

No

Enable PXE lease time

If this value is set to True, DHCP server uses different lease time for PXE clients. This field applies to the host address. Example: False

pxe_lease_time

Unsigned integer

No

PXE Lease Time

pxe_lease_time

Indicates the lease time for PXE clients in seconds. This field applies to the host address. Example: 43220.

bootfile

String

No

Boot File

bootfile

Indicates the boot file name.
Example: bootfile1

bootserver

String

No

Boot Server

bootserver

Indicates the boot server.
Example: abc.corp100.com

nextserver

String

No

Next Server

nextserver

Indicates the next server.
Example: blue.domain.com

deny_bootp

Boolean

No

Deny BOOTP Requests

deny_bootp

When this is set to True, it denies BOOTP requests. This field applies to the host address. Example: FALSE

enable_ddns

Boolean

No

Enable DDNS Updates

enable_ddns

Enable or disable dynamic updates via DHCP to DNS server(s). Example: FALSE

ddns_use_option81

Boolean

No

Option 81
Support

ddns_use_option81

Enable or disable option 81 support. Enables always_update_dns field.
Example: TRUE

ddns_server_always_updates

Boolean

No

ddns_server_always_updates

When you set this to True, DHCP server will always update DNS.

ddns_generate_hostname

Boolean

No

Generate
Hostname

ddns_generate_hostname

When you set this to True, DHCP server will generate a hostname for DNS updates if not sent by client. Example: TRUE

ddns_ttl

Unsigned integer

No

DDNS
Update TTL

ddns_ttl

Indicates the DDNS TTL value in seconds. This is an inherited field. Example: 1200

retry_ddns_updates

Boolean

No

retry_ddns_updates

When you set this value to True, DHCP server will retry failed DNS updates. Example:
False

ddns_retry_interval

Unsigned integer

No

ddns_retry_interval

Indicates the minimum time in minutes between DNS update retries. You must set ddns_retry_updates to True to modify the ddns_retry_interval value in the CSV file.

enable_dhcp_thresholds

Boolean

No

Enable DHCP Thresholds

enable_dhcp_thresholds

Enable DHCP thresholds. When you set this field to True, you must enter values in the range_high_water_mark and range_low_water_mark fields. You cannot leave those fields empty. Otherwise, the appliance generates an error.

high_water_mark

Unsigned
integer

No

High Water Mark

high_water_mark

Indicates the percentage value for DHCP range usage after which an alarm will be active. When you set enable_thresholds to True, you must enter values in this field and in the range_low_water_mark field. You cannot leave these fields empty. Otherwise, the appliance displays an error message.
Example: 80

high_water_mark_reset

Unsigned
integer

No

Indicates the percentage value for DHCP range usage after which an alarm will be
reset. Example: 85

low_water_mark

Integer

No

Low Water
Mark

low_water_mark

Indicates the percentage value for DHCP range usage below which an alarm will be active. When you set enable_thresholds to True, you must enter values in this field and in the range_high_water_mark field. You cannot leave these fields empty. Otherwise, the appliance displays an error message.
Example: 10

low_water_mark_reset

Unsigned integer

No

Indicates the percentage value for DHCP range usage above which an alarm will be reset. Example: 10

enable_email_warnings

Boolean

No

enable_email_warnings

Enable to send DHCP threshold warnings via email. Example: False

enable_snmp_warnings

Boolean

No

Enable to send DHCP threshold warnings via SNMP. Example: False

email_list

Email address list

No

List of email addresses. Example:
"'admin1@infoblox.com', 'admin2@somewhere.com',"

ipv6_domain_name_servers

IPv6 DNS server list

No

List of IPv6 domain name servers. Example: “2001::1, 2001::2,...”

ping_count

Unsigned integer

No

ping_count

Indicates the number of DHCP pings. Example: 1

ping_timeout

Unsigned integer

No

ping_timeout

Indicates the timeout (in seconds) for DHCP pings. Example: 1000

capture_hostname

Boolean

No

When you set this value to True, the appliance captures host name and lease time when assigning fixed addresses.

enable_leasequery

Boolean

No

When you set this value to True, the appliance allows lease query. Example: False

update_dns_on_lease_renewal

Boolean

No

Lease
Renewal
Update

override_update_dns_on
_lease_renewal

Indicates whether the DHCP server updates DNS when a DHCP lease is renewed. Specify True to enable it or False to disable it.

ipv6_update_dns_on_lease_renewal

Boolean

No

Set or retrieve the ipv6_update_dns_on_lease_renewal flag. This attribute controls whether the DHCP server updates DNS when an IPv6 DHCP lease is renewed. Specify True to enable this feature or False to disable it. The default value is False.

txt_record_handling

String

No

Specifies how DHCP should treat TXT records while performing DNS update.
Example: ISC

lease_scavenge_time

Unsigned
integer

No

Indicates the Grid level lease_scavenge_time value. If the value is -1, which means this lease scavenge will is disabled. The minimum value would be 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 ( 7 days).

failover_port

Unsigned integer

No

Indicates the failover port number. The default value is 647. The port number must be between 1 and 63999.

enable_fingerprint

Boolean

No

When you set this value to True, fingerprint matching for incoming lease requests will be enabled. Example: False

ipv6_enable_ddns

Boolean

No

Set this value to True to override the value at the Grid level. Set the parameter to False to inherit the settings from the Grid.

ipv6_ddns_enable_option_fqdn

Boolean

No

Indicates whether the FQDN option sent by the client is to be used, or if the server can automatically generate the FQDN. Default value is half of lease time. Example: False

ipv6_ddns_server_always_updates

Boolean

No

Specify True to enable this feature or False to disable it. The default value is False. You must set this to False to update DNS only if requested by the client.

ipv6_generate_hostname

Boolean

No

When you set this value to True, the hostname is generated if it is not sent by the client. Example: False

ipv6_ddns_domainname

String

No

The DDNS domain name in FQDN format. Example: test_domain.com

ipv6_ddns_ttl

Unsigned integer

No

Indicates the member IPv6 DDNS TTL value in seconds. Example: 0

Preferred_lifetime

Integer

No

Preferred Lifetime

preferred_lifetime

Indicates whether the preferred_lifetime value in the DHCP member is used, instead of the Grid default. Example: 6

valid_lifetime

Unsigned integer

No

Valid Lifetime

valid_lifetime

Indicates whether the valid_lifetime value in the Grid Member DHCP is used, instead of the upper-level default.Example: 43200

ipv6_domain_name

String

No

ipv6_txt_record_handling

String

No

Example: ISC

ipv6_capture_hostname

Boolean

No

Example: False

ipv6_recycle_leases

Boolean

No

When you set this to True, the leases are kept in recycle bin until one week after expiration. When you set this to False, the leases are irrecoverably deleted. Example: False

ipv6_enable_retry_updates

Boolean

No

When you set this flag to True, the DHCPv6 server retries failed dynamic DNS updates. The default value is True. Example: False

ipv6_retry_updates_interval

Unsigned integer

No

Set the retry interval when the member DHCPv6 server makes repeated attempts to send DDNS updates to a DNS server. The default retry interval is five minutes.

ddns_domainname

String

No

DDNS Domain Name 

ddns_domainname

The DDNS domain name in FQDN format. Example: ddns.corp100.com

lease_per_client_settings

String

No

Defines how the server will release the client lease. This field is set to RELEASE_MATCHING_ID by default. Valid values are ONE_LEASE_PER_CLIENT, RELEASE_MATCHING_ID and NEVER_RELEASE.

ignore_client_identifier

Boolean

No

Indicates if the client identifier will be ignored for a DHCP shared network object. When you set this to True, the client identifier will be ignored. Example: False

disable_all_nac_filters

Boolean

No

When you set this value to True, NAC filters will be disabled on the Infoblox Grid. Example: False

format_log_option_82

String

No

Select the logging format to either hexadecimal or a decoded string which is human readable.

OPTION-1

String

No

Custom
DHCP
Options

options

This field applies to the host address. Example: ‘255.0.0.0’ name
implies vendor_class=’DHCP’ (default)

OPTION-XXXX-200

Option
information

No

Custom
DHCP
Options

options

This field applies to the host address. Example: ‘dfdfdfd’ name implies vendor_class=‘XXXX’, optioncode/number 200

v6_leases_scavenging_enabled

Boolean

No

Lease
Scavenging

ipv6_enable_lease_scavenge

When you set this to True, the DHCPv6 server deletes free, expired, and released leases. The default value is False. Example: True

v6_leases_scavenging_grace_period

Unsigned integer

No

Lease
Scavenging

ipv6_lease_scavenge_time

Indicates the period (in seconds) for which free, expired, and released DHCPv6 leases remain in the database before they are automatically deleted. Example: 604800