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kpfleming · ‎12-25-2021

The 'option time-offset' command for the IPv4 DHCP server indicates that it accepts a 'signed integer representing the number of seconds offset from UTC'. I'm in America/New_York, so this value is "-18600".

However, 'option time-offset -18600' generates an error saying the input is invalid. 'option time-offset 18600' is accepted, though, so the command works for positive offsets.

What is the proper way to express a negative offset?

hashim_bharooc1 · ‎12-28-2021

Hi Kevin,

I think it is not working in 9010 we will need to open a defect.

If you try 8095 it does work i tested in both code:
please try this:

option 2 hex ffffffffffffb9b0

Best Regards

Thanks

Hashim

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Correct way to enter negative time-offset in DHCP server?