Tag Elements Beginning with P > <pool> (configuration/system/services/dhcp)

Usage

<configuration>
    <system>
        <services>
            <dhcp>
                <pool>
                    <name>name</name> <!-- identifier -->
                    <address-range>...</address-range>
                    <exclude-address>...</exclude-address>
                    <maximum-lease-time>maximum-lease-time-choice</maximum-lease-time>
                    <default-lease-time>default-lease-time-choice</default-lease-time>
                    <domain-name>domain-name</domain-name>
                    <name-server>...</name-server>
                    <domain-search>...</domain-search>
                    <wins-server>...</wins-server>
                    <router>...</router>
                    <boot-file>boot-file</boot-file>
                    <boot-server>boot-server</boot-server>
                    <next-server>next-server</next-server>
                    <server-identifier>server-identifier</server-identifier>
                    <option>...</option>
                </pool>
            </dhcp>
        </services>
    </system>
</configuration>

Description

DHCP address pool.

Contents

<address-range>—Range of addresses to choose from.

<boot-file>—Boot filename advertised to clients.

<boot-server>—Boot server advertised to clients.

<default-lease-time>—Default lease time advertised to clients.

• infinite—Lease never expires.
• length—Number of seconds.

<domain-name>—Domain name advertised to clients.

<domain-search>—Domain search list used to resolve hostnames.

<exclude-address>—Address to exclude from pool.

<maximum-lease-time>—Maximum lease time advertised to clients.

• infinite—Lease time can be infinite.
• length—Number of seconds.

<name>—Logical subnet address/netmask.

<name-server>—Domain name servers available to the client.

<next-server>—Next server that clients need to contact.

<option>—DHCP option.

<router>—Routers advertised to clients.

<server-identifier>—DHCP server identifier advertised to clients.

<wins-server>—NetBIOS name servers.