///
/// This method processes incoming DHCPDECLINE. In particular, it extracts
/// Requested IP Address option, checks that the address really belongs to
- /// the client and if it does, calls @ref declineLease.
+ /// the client and if it does, calls @ref declineLease().
///
/// @param decline message received from client
void processDecline(Pkt4Ptr& decline);
///
/// @note This is done in two phases: first the content of the
/// vendor-class-identifier option is used as a class, by
- /// calling @ref classifyByVendor. Second classification match
+ /// calling @ref classifyByVendor(). Second classification match
/// expressions are evaluated. The resulting classes will be stored
/// in the packet (see @ref isc::dhcp::Pkt4::classes_ and
/// @ref isc::dhcp::Pkt4::inClass).
///
/// @note This is done in two phases: first the content of the
/// vendor-class-identifier option is used as a class, by
- /// calling @ref classifyByVendor. Second classification match
+ /// calling @ref classifyByVendor(). Second classification match
/// expressions are evaluated. The resulting classes will be stored
/// in the packet (see @ref isc::dhcp::Pkt6::classes_ and
/// @ref isc::dhcp::Pkt6::inClass).
/// response to SOLICIT).
///
/// This method uses host reservation if ctx.host_ is set. The easy way to
- /// set it is to call @ref isc::dhcp::AllocEngine::findReservation(ClientContext6& ctx).
+ /// set it is to call @ref isc::dhcp::AllocEngine::findReservation(ClientContext6& ctx) const.
/// The host reservation is convenient, but incurs performance penalty,
/// so it can be tweaked on a per subnet basis. There are three possible modes:
/// 1. disabled (no host reservation at all). This is the most performant one
/// -# If there are fewer columns in the header than in the schema, the file
/// is presumed to be an earlier schema version and will be upgraded as it is
/// read. There is an ability to mark a specific column as being the minimum
-/// column which must be present, see @ref VersionedCSVFile::
-/// setMinimumValidColumns(). If the header columns do not match up to this
+/// column which must be present, see @ref VersionedCSVFile::setMinimumValidColumns().
+/// If the header columns do not match up to this
/// minimum column, the file is presumed to be too old to upgrade and the
/// open will fail. A valid, upgradable file will have an input schema
/// state of VersionedCSVFile::NEEDS_UPGRADE.