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What is Static Mapping?

jalil1408
In DHCP > IPv4 Lease Table > Make Static, and regarding:
DHCP Server
DHCP Range
IPv4 Address

If I set the "IPv4 Address" to a value in the "DHCP Range", Can the "DHCP Server" offer this address to other devices?

Is this correct?
Static Mapping = Always assign an IP Address to specific MAC addresses and Prevent the DHCP Server from assigning it to other devices even if it is in the DHCP Range?


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    Hi jalil,

    That is correct. A statically mapped IP in the DHCP server can be assigned to another client. Best practice is to assign the IP outside of the regular DHCP range and it will map correctly.

    Bit different from the Windows Server implementation I normally work with where a 'reservation' is assigned to an IP/MAC pair and the IP is removed from the rest of the DHCP pool.
  • 0 in reply to TheDrew

    A statically mapped IP in the DHCP server can be assigned to another client. Best practice is to assign the IP outside of the regular DHCP range and it will map correctly.


    So why select the DHCP Server and Range when creating a static map?
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  • 0 in reply to TheDrew

    A statically mapped IP in the DHCP server can be assigned to another client. Best practice is to assign the IP outside of the regular DHCP range and it will map correctly.


    So why select the DHCP Server and Range when creating a static map?
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