So you have configure your first line interface and now it's time to enable its DCP service at the ATP
server running on your interface letting any client that connects to that interface get an IP from it
or no let's see how it is done and what else can be configured on your HP server.
Let's move on to one of our interfaces
you know let's edit and you port of Port beach.
We haven't touched up until now let's quickly configure it as the internal layer and let assigning a
role as a lamb.
And now let's assign a new
new IP address for that interface.
Let's enable administrative access through H2 Pierce and HDTV.
Let's add up let's add a ping also.
And now let's enable the ATP server.
Now we don't have to use the whole pool.
We can use specific number of IP addresses that will be assigned to anyone who connects through that
interface.
Let's assume that we would only want 40 IP addresses.
So the pool will start from 10 or turned a blind or two up to 10 to 10 the nine dot 42.
Now the subnet stays the same.
It's the same 24 subnet as we configure and the default gateway also stays the same.
The default gateway for anyone who connects to our LAN interface is actually the IP address of our interface
the DNS server can be the same as our system DNS and it can also be another DNS server if we choose
to
and then we move on to the more advanced options of the DCP server.
The fact that we can configure a DCP server on our interface doesn't mean that we have to.
There are times that we already have in our organization a DCP server already configured on Windows
Server or our Linux server.
Now we can use the relay mode to forward any DCP request that comes from clients that are connected
to our interface to this specific DCP server that is already serving our organization.
But in our case we will use the internal the ACP server that is in our work.
We move on to two more additional capabilities for DCP server.
The first one is the additional DCP options and the second one is the Mac reservation plus access control.
We will look at the DCP options at our next video where we will also configure the DCP option.
But let's start with the Mac reservation plus access control direct reservation plus access control
allows us to bind a specific IP to a specific MAC address or maybe to block a specific MAC address from
getting an IP address.
So let's create a new mac address
all right.
And now we can see that we have treat options.
The first one is reserved IP.
The second one is a IP.
And the third one is block IP first option reserved IP allows us to reserve a specific IP address.
Let's choose the 10 the 10 the nine Dot.
Twenty three to that specific MAC address.
Now the second option is sine IP will make sure that the same device with that MAC address will get
an IP from the DCP server and will get the same IP address time and time again assuming that it slips.
Time has not expired.
Now the third option is quite self explanatory device with that MAC address will not get an IP address
from that pool.