DHCP neighborhood host receives DHCP demand and response packets from DHCP consumers and then responds with an ip along with other optional setup information to your customer.
Configuring Address Pools for DHCP Dynamic Bindings
For dynamic bindings, put aside a pool of internet protocol address details that may be assigned to customers. Details in a pool needs to be accessible to customers on the exact same subnet.
To configure a target pool, through the following statements at the [edit system solutions dhcp] hierarchy level:
The pool meaning must range from the customer subnet prefix and number size (in bits). Optionally, an address can be included by the definition range and a listing of excluded details.
The address-range statement defines the best and greatest internet protocol address details into the pool that are offered for powerful target project.