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11.6.1.1 Enable DHCP
Click DHCP configuration, DHCP server configuration, Enable DHCP. Users can
enable or disable DHCP server, and configure logging server:
DHCP server status – Enable or disable DHCP server. See the equivalent CLI
command at 11.2.2.19
Conflict logging status – Enable or disable conflict logging. See the equivalent CLI
command at 11.2.2.9
Logging server(optional) – Specify DHCP logging server IP address. See the
equivalent CLI command at 11.2.2.12
Logging server port(optional,1-65535) - Specify DHCP logging server port number
For example: Set DHCP server status to Enabled; set Conflict logging status to
Enabled; set Logging server to 10.0.0.1; set Logging server port to 45, and then click
Apply. The configuration is applied on the switch.
11.6.1.2 Address pool configuration
Click DHCP configuration, DHCP server configuration, Address pool configuration.
Users can configure DHCP address pool:
DHCP pool name (1-32 character) - Configure DHCP pool name. See the equivalent
CLI command at 11.2.2.11
DHCP pool domain name(1-255 character) – Configure DHCP client pool domain
name. See the equivalent CLI command at 11.2.2.6
Address range for allocating – Configure address range for allocating. See the
equivalent CLI command at 11.2.2.16
DHCP client node type – Configure DHCP client node type: broadcast node; Hybrid
node (peer-to-peer -> broadcast); Mixed node (broadcast -> peer-to-peer); Peer-to-peer
node. See the equivalent CLI command at 11.2.2.15
Address lease timeout – Configure address lease timeout. See the equivalent CLI
command at 11.2.2.13
For example: Set DHCP pool name to 1; set DHCP pool domain name to