3com 3031 Instruccion De Instalación

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Defining allocation mode of DHCP address pool

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Excluding IP address from auto allocation 

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Defining IP address lease expiry limit

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Configuring domain name for DHCP client

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Configuring DNS (Domain Name Server) IP address for DHCP client

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Configuring NetBIOS IP address for DHCP client

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Defining NetBIOS node type for DHCP client

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Configuring DHCP customization items

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Configuring egress gateway router for DHCP client

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Configuring ping packet transfer in DHCP server

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Configuring DHCP data storage into hard disk

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Clearing DHCP information

DHCP server allocates IP addresses from the address pool. When DHCP client 
originates DHCP requests to DHCP server, the server will choose a proper address 
pool according to a certain algorithm and select a free IP address, which, along 
with other parameters (for example DNS IP address, address lease limit), is sent to 
the client. A DHCP server by far can be configured with 50 non-local address 
pools. 

The address pools in DHCP server is in tree structure: the native segment address 
as root, sub-net addresses as branch, addresses bound to the clients as leaf nodes. 
This structure guarantees configuration inheritance: the sub-net (son node) 
inherits the configurations of the native segment (father node); the client 
(grandson node) inherits the configurations of the sub-net. For those common 
parameters, for example domain name, you can just configure them at the native 
segment or sub-net. You can view the structure of the address pools with the 

 command. The order for those address pools at the 

same level is defined by creation time. 

Perform the following in the System View. 

By default, no global DHCP address pool is created. 

Table 418   Adding global DHCP address pool

Adds DHCP address pool or enter 
DHCP address pool view 

Deletes DHCP address pool