APM-DHCP Access Policy Example and Detailed Instructions
Prepared with Mark Quevedo, F5 Principal Software Engineer May, 2020
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Perform a login with DHCP request, then look at the value of the session variable 'session.dhcp.dns_servers' (you can look at session variables in the APM console). If the hostnames of your DNS servers are not there, then your DHCP server is not sending them. If the names are there, but have not been sent to your client, make sure you have put the name of your Network Access Profile into 'session.dhcp.dns_na_list' before your Access Policy calls the 'DHCP_req' iRule event (example value: expr {[list "/Common/my-NA"]}