Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool

Procedure

• Query information about a VLANIF interface address pool.
  1. Choose Service Management > DHCP > Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool in the navigation tree to open the Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool page.
  2. Set the search criteria.
  3. Click Query to display all the matching records.
• Create a VLANIF address pool.
  1. Choose Service Management > DHCP > Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool in the navigation tree to open the Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool page.
  2. Click New to open the Create a VLANIF Address Pool page.

     Table 1 describes the parameters on the Create a VLANIF Address Pool page.

     Table 1 Create a VLANIF Address Pool

     Parameter		Description
     Basic Settings	VLANIF Name	Indicates the name of a VLNAIF interface. Select a name from the drop-down list box. NOTE: The VLANIF interfaces in the drop-down list box are created in the Interface Management module.
     	Address pool type	An address pool can be a global address pool or an interface address pool. global: Select global if a global address pool is configured and then configure related parameters in the Configuring Global Address Pool page. interface: Select interface if an interface address pool is configured.
     	Interface IP	Indicates the IP address of the selected VLANIF interface. The value is displayed automatically after you select a VLANIF interface.
     	Mask	Indicates the subnet mask of the selected VLANIF interface. The value is displayed automatically after you select a VLANIF interface.
     	Expired	Indicates the lease of dynamic IP addresses. The default lease is one day. The value range is as follows: day: an integer ranging from 0 to 999 hour: an integer ranging from 0 to 23 minute: an integer ranging from 0 to 59 NOTE: Different address pools can have different IP address leases, but addresses in one pool have the same lease.
     Forbidden IP	Indicates the IP address that will not be dynamically allocated to users. Some IP addresses are allocated to applications such as the DNS server and cannot be allocated to users. You can specify these IP addresses as forbidden IP addresses.
     Configure DNS for the Address Pool	Client Domain Name	Indicates the domain name allocated by the DHCP server to the client.
     	DNS Server IP	Indicates the IP address of a DNS server. You can configure a maximum of eight DNS server addresses.
     Configure NetBIOS for the Address Pool	NetBIOS Node Type	Indicates the type of a NetBIOS node. The options are: unspecified The NetBIOS node type is not specified. b-node The NetBIOS node obtains the mapping between the host name and IP address in broadcast mode. b represents broadcast. p-node The NetBIOS node obtains the mapping between the host name and IP address by communicating with the NetBIOS server. p represents peer to peer. m-node The NetBIOS node is a p-type node with some broadcast features. m represents mixed. h-node The NetBIOS node is a b-type node using the peer-to-peer communication mechanism. h represents hybrid. The default value is unspecified.
     	NetBIOS Server IP	Indicates the IP address of a NetBIOS server. You can configure a maximum of eight NetBIOS server addresses.

  3. Set the parameters.
  4. Click OK.
• Modify VLANIF Address Pool
  1. Choose Service Management > DHCP > Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool in the navigation tree to open the Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool page.
  2. Click to open the Modify VLANIF Address Pool page .
     NOTE:

     • Table 1 describes the parameters on the Modify VLANIF Address Pool page.
     • The name, IP address, subnet mask of the selected VLANIF interface cannot be modified.

  3. Set the parameters.
  4. Click OK.
• Delete a VLANIF Address Pool
  1. Choose Service Management > DHCP > Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool in the navigation tree to open the Configure VLANIF Interface Address Pool page.
  2. Select a record that you want to delete and click Delete. The system asks you whether to delete the record.
  3. Click OK.