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Blacklist some DHCP addresses

NewImage
Hi
I have some printers that were placed right in the center of my subnet. Is it possible to not have the DHCP assign those addresses?

I've tried to create a static mapping, but that IP was still assigned by the DHCP


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    I've tried to create a static mapping, but that IP was still assigned by the DHCP
    Per the in-line help/admin guide, static mappings MUST be outside of the DHCP scope.  Reduce the scope in DHCP, then the static mappings will work.  Example:  Network:  192.168.1.0/24

    Set DHCP to give out addresses from 192.168.50-254 and use .2-.49 for static mappings.
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    I've tried to create a static mapping, but that IP was still assigned by the DHCP
    Per the in-line help/admin guide, static mappings MUST be outside of the DHCP scope.  Reduce the scope in DHCP, then the static mappings will work.  Example:  Network:  192.168.1.0/24

    Set DHCP to give out addresses from 192.168.50-254 and use .2-.49 for static mappings.
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