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DHCP Limit Question

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  • #4859
    WarrenHolt
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    On the Network Settings page, the “DHCP Start” is pretty self-explanitory but does “DHCP Limit” mean the 1) maximum number of DHCP leases that will be allowed (e.g. DHCP Start = 180, DHCP Limit = 10, Last possible DHCP lease is 189 (inclusive)) or does it mean 2) the RANGE of DHCP leases (e.g. DHCP Start = 100, DHCP Limit = 150, Maximum number of DHCP leases allowed = 51 (inclusive) from 100 to 150).

    #4862
    support
    Keymaster

    Limit specifies the size of the address pool. E.g., with start=100, limit=150, maximum address will be 249.

    #4863
    WarrenHolt
    Participant

    Ok, I understand. Thanks.
    Now I assume Static Leases do not need to remain within that range. Should they always be kept OUT of the DHCP range (e.g. the two never overlap)?

    #4864
    support
    Keymaster

    You don’t need to keep static lease out of the range. In fact, the easiest way to assign a static IP is to set a host name from the Status page, which assigns the host’s current dynamic IP as its static IP.

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