DHCP Address Range Table

Both dynamic and automatic allocation is supported. The type of allocation mechanism used is determined by the Lease Time parameter.

The DHCP Address Range window displays the following parameters:

• IP Address Interface — Displays the interface IP Address

• IP Address From — This is a read-only field. It displays the first IP Address allocated in this row.

• IP Address To — This is a read-only field, displaying the last IP Address allocated in this row.

• Default Router — The IP default gateway Address.

• Lease Time — This parameter is used to gain the maximum lease-time for a new IP address. Set this field to 0xffffffff for automatic allocation. For dynamic allocation set this field to a value lower than 4,294,967,294 (136 years). If the field Unlimited is checked,  -1 appears automatically in the Lease Time Parameter.

• Probe Enable — Enable or disable the automatic ICMP echo request probe of a used address before reallocation. This parameter is used to verify that the address is currently not in use by a client.

• Total Addresses Number — This field displays the total number of available IP Addresses to choose from, including those currently in use.

• Free Addresses Number — This field displays the number of available IP Addresses for new allocation.

• DHCP Addresses Number — This field displays the number of IP Addresses currently being used by DHCP.

Add DHCP Address Range Table Entry

To add a DHCP Address Range Table entry:

1. Click  . The DHCP Address Range Table Insert window is displayed.

2. Complete the table entry fields and click  . The DHCP Address Range Table window is displayed.

3. Click  . When the Status field displays “Finished!”, the entry is confirmed as created.

Edit DHCP Address Range Table Entry

To edit a DHCP Address Range entry:

1. Click  . The DHCP Address Range Table  Edit window is displayed.

2. Edit the required table entry fields and click  . The DHCP Address Range Table window is displayed.

3. Click  . When the Status field displays “Finished!”, the fields are confirmed as modified.

Delete DHCP Address Range Table Entry

To delete a DHCP Address Range entry:

1. Select the entry to delete.

2. Click  .

3. Click  . When the Status field displays “Finished!”, the entry is confirmed as deleted.