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may be configured. To access the Dynamic Subnet configuration, expand the Standard
DHCP Config menu. Then click on Dynamic Subnet. Figure 7.2 shows what the
Dynamic Subnet configuration screen looks like.
Adding
Choose the Shared Network that the Dynamic Subnet should be a part of. Fill out the
rest of the form according to the subnet values. On screen help is available if needed.
Click on Commit, and a new subnet will appear in the list at the bottom of the screen.
Editing
This is much the same as adding. Click on the Edit link of the desired Dynamic Subnet
and the form will be auto completed with the values from that choice. Make whatever
changes are needed. Click on Commit to save the changes. The changes should be
reflected in the list at that point.
Disable
A dynamic subnet can also be disabled. Possible reasons for doing this are to
numerous to list here. A disabled subnet will no longer be available for leasing of IP
Addresses. It will still show up in the reports along with any users who currently have
an IP Address out of the subnet but the users will no longer be able to renew this IP
Address so they will move to a different available subnet, if any.
Removal
To remove a subnet, click on
the Delete link. A confirmation
dialogue will appear. Click OK
and the subnet should be
removed.
Static Subnet
A static subnet is an optional
subnet that would be used for
devices that are to be at a
specific IP address, and are to
be associated with this address
by some means such as MAC
address or option 82
information. Devices can be
assigned to a static address under Static IP Assignment covered later in the manual. To
access the static subnet configuration, expand the Standard DHCP Config menu, then
click on Static Subnet. A screen similar to that shown in figure 7.3 should appear.
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Figure 7.3