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Well I have the default lease time set for
60 minutes and the maximum at 1 day. The server still won’t release those
IP’s back to the pool until it goes through the whole subnet. Generally we only have about 40 users a
day, which would be fine… but occasionally we get around 80 – 90 with
meetings and this would go beyond our 1:1 mappings. If we never went over 59 users I’d
set the range from 194-253 and call it done (and this works fine… as soon
as it goes through the subnet it starts back with the released IP’s) But again, it feels the need to finish the
subnet before going back to the retired IP’s. Was just wondering if there was a way to
turn up the “aggressiveness” of the server so that it will use the
Retired IP’s as soon as they are, well retired. If this can’t be done… it’s
not really that big of deal, most users don’t have trouble with NAT, it’s
just a few here and there. Thanks guys, -Tim From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob
Terhaar On 10/30/06, Tim
Dickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: I
have a DCHP range setup up on one of my interfaces of 192.168.1.100 – 253 I
have 1:1 mappings on 192.168.1.194
– 253. I
would like it to use those in the 1:1 range before going below. We are a
hotel… and so have a high turn around time for DHCP. I have it
setup for a days release, but it still seems to go through the list before
reassigning those IP's that have expired. Is there a way to turn up the
aggressiveness of DHCP? I
want to leave the range rather large incase we have a full house, but would
like to stick with the 1:1's because It helps alleviate a lot of VPN and
general connectivity issues for our guests. Any
comments welcome. -Tim I'me not sure how to set it in Pfsense, but the key phrase that you're
looking for here is "lease time" |
