Chapter 8
Configuration of network services
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Example
In
192.168.1.0
subnet you intend to create two scopes:
from
192.168.1.10
to
192.168.1.49
and from
192.168.1.61
to
192.168.1.100
.
Addresses from
192.168.1.50
to
192.168.1.60
will be left free and can be used for other purposes.
Create the scope from
192.168.1.10
to
192.168.1.100
and click on the
Exclusions
but-
ton to define the scope from
192.168.1.50
to
192.168.1.60
. These addresses will not
be assigned by the DHCP server.
Figure 8.8
DHCP server — IP scopes exceptions
Parameters
In the
Address Scope
dialog, basic DHCP parameters of the addresses assigned to clients
can be defined:
•
Default Gateway
— IP address of the router that will be used as the default gate-
way for the subnet from which IP addresses are assigned. IP address of the
interface the network is connected to. Default gateway of another network would
be useless (not available to clients).
•
DNS server
— any DNS server (or more DNS servers separated with semicolons).
We recommend you to use
DNS Forwarder
in
WinRoute
as the primary server (first
in the list) — IP address of the
WinRoute
host.
DNS Forwarder
can cooperate with
DHCP server (see chapter
) so that it will always use correct IP addresses to
response to requests on local host names.
•
WINS server
•
Domain
— local Internet domain. Do not specify this parameter if there is no
local domain.
Warning
This parameter is not used for specification of the name of
Windows NT
domain!
Advanced
Click on this button to open a dialog with a complete list of advanced parameters sup-
ported by DHCP (including the four mentioned above). Any parameter supported by
DHCP can be added and its value can be set within this dialog. This dialog is also a part
of the
Address Scopes
tab.
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