DHCP PROTOCOL
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DHCP-SERVER CONFIGURATION
To set the dhcp-server service on the Tiesse's router, you can use the command:
set dhcp-server <name> <options...>
where <name> is a DHCP pool, namely an instance of service, and <options> the parameters for the same
instance. By using:
set dhcp-server <name> interface <interface>
You set the specific interface on which the dhcp-server of the <name> process will act. In general, any
instance insists on a different network interface, typically a VLAN, but in some cases, it may be necessary
to have multiple instances on the same interface, in order to distinguish the parameters to be assigned to
the various clients.
The command:
set dhcp-server <name> description <string>
assigns a description to the service instance.
To specify the range of IP addresses available to the dhcp-server you can use:
set dhcp-server <name> start-address <ip-address>
set dhcp-server <name> end-address <ip-address>
At every request from the client, the router chooses and assigns one address between
start-address and end-address
The period of validity of the address assigned to the client is specified with the command:
set dhcp-server <name> lease-time <value(sec)>
It is possible to establish that some addresses will never be assigned by the command:
set dhcp-server <name> excluded-address <ip-address>
The addresses to be excluded can be put within a pool using:
set dhcp-server <name> start-excluded-address <ip-address>
set dhcp-server <name> end-exluded-address <ip-address>
while using:
set dhcp-server <name> static-lease <mac-address> <ip-address>
determines that the indicated address will only be assigned to the client with the specified MAC address.
It is possible to start the dhcp-server service with the command:
set dhcp-server <name> on
while the command:
set dhcp-server <name> off
turns off the dhcp-server service relative to the <name> process.
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