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-Objects that need to be tracked:
-
-Node Names
-	- A node name is the name of a node attached to a network.
-	- Nodes can be any type of hardware that is attached to a
-	  network and requires one or more addresses.
-	- Node names may be associated with a specific hardware
-	  address or set of hardware addresses.
-	- Node names may also be associated with a specific IP address
-	  or set of IP addresses.
-
-Interfaces
-	- An interface is known by its hardware address, which must be
-	  unique.   This works for Ethernet, but may be complicated by
-	  PPP (?).   What about IBM token ring and FDDI?
-	- An interface may be associated with a specific node name,
-	  a specific address, or both.
-
-IP Addresses
-	- An interface may be associated with a single IP address.
-	  4.4BSD supports IP aliasing so that a single interface can
-	  have multiple addresses, but this probably isn't worth
-	  supporting explicitly.
-
-Transitions
-	- A machine may be moved to a different net
-	  - If the machine's personality hasn't changed, we may want
-	    to assign it a new IP address but keep the same node name.
-	  - If the machine's personality *has* changed, we need to
-	    assign it both a new node name and a new IP address.
-	- A machine's hardware may be upgraded.
-	  - The new machine should get the old IP Address and Node Name.
-	  - The old machine may need a new IP address and Node Name.
-
-Static Configuration File
-	- Addresses which server may assign to arbitrary hosts
-	- Addresses which are statically assigned to particular
-	  hardware, but which server may need to provide
-	- Allowable lease length for a given address
-
-Dynamic Server Database
-	- Addresses which have been dynamically assigned
-	- The hardware addresses to which they have been assigned
-	- The lease expiry time on each assigned address
-
-Sample static configuration file:
-
-# One 12-bit subnet, may assign addresses 240 through 4190.
-network 16.3.16.0 netmask 255.255.240.0
-	address-range 240 through 4190;
-# One 4-bit subnet, may assign addresses 2 through 6.
-network 192.5.5.16 netmask 255.255.255.240
-	address-range 192.5.5.2 through 192.5.5.6;
-# 16 12-bit subnets, may assign addresses 128 through 4190 of each network.
-# Address ranges are shared with listed servers [TBI].
-networks 16.1.0.0 through 16.1.240.0 netmask 255.255.240.0
-	address-range 0.128 through 31.240
-	shared-with dhcp-1.pa.dec.com, dhcp-2.pa.dec.com, dhcp-3.pa.dec.com;
-
-
-
-Sample database file:
-
-# January 12, 1996, 16:42:37
-timestamp 1049897235;
-lease 204.254.239.7 starts 1049897235 ends 1049957235
-	hardware ethernet 08:00:2b:4c:29:35
-	uid 08:00:2b:4c:29:35 host minuet class decstations;
-lease 204.254.239.8 starts 1049897235 ends 1049957235
-	hardware ethernet 08:00:2b:22:09:27 
-	uid 08:00:2b:22:09:27 class decstations;
-lease 204.254.239.9 starts 1049897235 ends 1049957235
-	hardware ethernet 08:00:42:29:09:42
-	uid 08:00:42:29:09:42;
-lease 204.254.239.240 starts 1049897235 ends 1049957235
-	uid 50:50:50:3a:6b:69:6d:62:61 host kimba-ppp;
-
-