You use the DNS/DHCP Management Utility to create and set up a DHCP Subnet object for each of the subnets to which you will assign addresses.
A Subnet object's specific DHCP options and configuration parameters apply to the entire subnet and override global options.
The Subnet Management role consists of the following tasks:
Click DHCP Management > Subnet Management to open the Subnet Management window in the main panel.
Select Create Subnet from the drop-down menu and click OK to open the Create Subnet window.
Enter a unique subnet name.
Select the eDirectory context where the new subnet record will be stored.
Enter a subnet address, a subnet mask, and the name of a default DHCP server in the fields provided.
The default DHCP server field designates the principal DHCP server for a subnet. This server is assigned all address ranges created under the subnet, unless a different server is specified when the range is created. The default server is the only server that responds to BOOTP requests for the subnet.
Click Create.
A message indicates that the new subnet has been created.
IP address objects are simultaneously created to exclude routing and broadcast addresses.
Click DHCP Management > Subnet Management to open the Subnet Management window in the main panel.
Select View/Modify Subnet from the drop-down menu and click OK to open the View/Modify Subnet window.
Select the Subnet object from the drop-down menu.
Click OK.
You are led through a set of steps by which you can modify the following parameters:
To remove a DHCP option:
Click DHCP Management > Subnet Management to open the Subnet Management window in the main panel.
Select Delete Subnet from the drop-down menu and click OK to open the Create Subnet window.