Sophos XG 19.5 WAN DHCP Client Option 61

Hello TorvaFirmus ,

Thank you for reaching out to the community, please refer the useful articles below:

1.) DHCP Options (RFC 2132)
2.) Configure DHCP options
3.) Sophos Firewall: Configure the DHCP option

Sophos XG is the DHCP client on the WAN link. Option 61 is used by clients to authenticate with the ISP's DHCP server. I am asking how to configure the option for this WAN DHCP client. NOT the Sophos XG DHCP server.

I see nothing in your response that answers the question.

I would challenge this situation: 

According to the relevant RFCs, DHCP clients cannot configure their own DHCP options. Only the DHCP server is responsible for sending DHCP options to clients.

RFC 2131, which defines the DHCP protocol, specifies that "the client receives the vendor options that the server has included in the DHCP message." In other words, the DHCP server is the only entity that can include vendor-specific options in the DHCP message, and the client can only receive and interpret these options.

Similarly, RFC 2132, which defines the format of DHCP options, states that "DHCP options are defined by the server, not by the client." This means that the client cannot create its own DHCP options or modify the options provided by the server.

Overall, the DHCP protocol is designed to be a client-server model, where the server is responsible for providing configuration information to the client. While the client can make requests for certain options, it cannot create or modify the options itself.

I would challenge this situation: 

According to the relevant RFCs, DHCP clients cannot configure their own DHCP options. Only the DHCP server is responsible for sending DHCP options to clients.

RFC 2131, which defines the DHCP protocol, specifies that "the client receives the vendor options that the server has included in the DHCP message." In other words, the DHCP server is the only entity that can include vendor-specific options in the DHCP message, and the client can only receive and interpret these options.

Similarly, RFC 2132, which defines the format of DHCP options, states that "DHCP options are defined by the server, not by the client." This means that the client cannot create its own DHCP options or modify the options provided by the server.

Overall, the DHCP protocol is designed to be a client-server model, where the server is responsible for providing configuration information to the client. While the client can make requests for certain options, it cannot create or modify the options itself.

I am not here to debate. I have a real world problem and I am asking for help.

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Then this is not supported by SFOS right now. 

Thank you