Adam Nellemann wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Am I correct in assuming that entering an empty dynamic DHCP address 
> range (ie. x.x.x.0 - x.x.x.0) will effectivly prevent the assignment 
> of any dynamic IPs, while still allowing the static mappings to be 
> assigned as usual?
>
> I'm rather sure it wasn't allowed to assign a zero-range in previous 
> (possibly pre-1.0) versions (I run 1.1b1 genericPC), but since this is 
> now allowed, I'm hoping the above is the reason. If not, is there any 
> other way to achieve such a static-only DHCP server configuration for 
> a given interface?
>
> Regards,
>
> Adam.


Adam,

  If you have tried assigning a DHCP scope with 0 available IP addresses 
and it accepted it, then I would assume the server would behave the same 
way it would if it had a valid pool with no more available addresses 
when it gets a DHCP request.  I'd say the only way to know for sure is 
to try.

Fred