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:
- 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.
- Click Create on the tool bar.
- In the Create New DHCP Object window, select Subnet Address Range, then
click OK.
- Enter a subnet address range name.
- Use the Up-arrow and Down-arrow keys of the Start Address and End Address
fields to adjust the range for that block.
- 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.
- Click Create.
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