# New IP Pool Config

## Navigation

1. Right-click the device, and select Configure. The Device Configuration dialog box appears.

2. Select New IP Pool Config from the Category list.

The following information appears:

> High Water (cIpLocalPoolStatHiWaterUsedAddrs)

> Low Level Address (cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrThldLo)

> High Level Address (cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrThldHi)

### High Water (cIpLocalPoolStatHiWaterUsedAddrs)

Contains the high water mark of used addresses in an IP local pool since:

- the pool was created
- the system restarted
- this object was reset

whichever occurred last. This object can only be set to zero, and by doing so, it is reset to the value of cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrs.

Since the number of addresses in a pool can be reduced (for example, by deleting one of its ranges), the value of this object may be greater than the sum of cIpLocalPoolStatFreeAddrs and cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrs.

### Low Level Address (cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrThldLo)

When the number of used addresses in an IP local pool falls below this threshold value, the ciscoIpLocalPoolInUseAddrNoti notification will be rearmed. The value of this object should never be greater than the value of cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrThldHi.

### High Level Address (cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrThldHi)

When the number of used addresses in an IP local pool is equal or exceeds this threshold value, a ciscoIpLocalPoolInUseAddrNoti notification will be generated. Once this notification is generated, it will be disarmed and it will not be generated again until the number of used address falls below the value indicated by cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrThldLo. The value of this object should never be less than the value of cIpLocalPoolStatInUseAddrThldLo.