Adding or modifying a subnet option set
To add or modify a subnet definition using the
DHCP Server Manager:
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Select
View Subnets.
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Select
Entry Add
or
highlight the subnet you want to change and select
Entry Modify.
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Enter the subnet's IP address in dot notation, the
subnet mask, the address
pool assigned to the subnet and an optional description.
(You cannot change an existing subnet address.)
NOTE:
To define or modify an address pool, click on Address pools
to invoke the
Address Allocation Manager.
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Click on Lease to enter the default lease parameters:
Default lease time-
To set an infinite default lease, click on
Unlimited. Otherwise, click on Limited
and enter the lease in days, hours and minutes.
The lease must be greater than 0, and less than or
equal to 49,674 days (approximately 136 years).
Maximum lease time-
To set an infinite maximum lease, click on
Unlimited. Otherwise, click on Limited
and enter the maximum lease in days, hours and minutes.
The lease must be greater than 0, and less than or equal to
49,674 days.
Renewal on (percent)-
Enter the lease renewal time as a percentage of the lease.
The default value is 75% of the lease,
suggesting the client request a renewal when the
lease is three-quarters over.
Rebind on (percent)-
Enter the lease rebind time as a percentage of the lease.
The rebind time defines when a client makes a second attempt to renew
its lease if the first attempt failed.
The default is 90% of the lease, suggesting
the client make a second attempt to renew the lease
when 10% of the lease remains.
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To configure DHCP options that are specific to the subnet you
are adding, click on Generic.
See
``Configuring DHCP options''
for more information.
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Click on OK.
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Deleting a subnet option set
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Configuring subnet option sets
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SCO OpenServer Release 6.0.0 -- 05 June 2007