Configuring DHCP

To manage an organization's IP address database, you must define the global address pool in the form of Class A, B, and C network addresses. The addresses available to a network are managed by the DNS/DHCP Management Console and logically organized into the following types of objects:

• Subnet
• Subnet Address Range
• IP Address
• DHCP Server
• Subnet Pool

The Novell DHCP server views an organization's network as a collection of DHCP objects.

For DHCP configuration instructions, refer to:

• Importing DHCP Configuration Information
• Setting Up DHCP