DNS/DHCP Management Console

Create Subnet Address Range

A subnet address range is a designated range of IP addresses used to specify a range type assignment. Range types include Dynamic BOOTP, Dynamic DHCP, Dynamic BOOTP and DHCP, Dynamic DHCP with Automatic Host Name Generation, and Excluded.

To create a subnet address range:

  1. In the DHCP Service window of the DNS/DHCP Java*-based Management Console utility, select the desired subnet that the address range is to be created for.

  2. Click Create on the tool bar.

  3. In the Create New DHCP Object window, select Subnet Address Range, then click OK.

  4. Enter a subnet address range name.

  5. Use the Up-arrow and Down-arrow keys of the Start Address and End Address fields to adjust the range for that block.

  6. Check the Define Additional Properties check box to view the newly created object from a detail view window and set the other properties.

    This window appears after the subnet address range is successfully created, and can be used to modify range parameters.

  1. Click Create.

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