We have several remote offices connected with ASA 5506 and it would be very helpful if we could do static resetations for devices in DHCP Server. I would look forward to this feature coming available.
Seems this is stilll an issue with the New Firepower ASA as well?
I knew the PIX 501 / ASA 5505s didn't have this feature (and at the time we didn't need it) ... now it would come in quite handy. After we got our 1st 5506 found out it wasn't there either - and they stripped features from the 5505 we did like/need - the PoE ports, the VPN LED.....5506 was kind of a letdown. I just noticed this enhancement was opened in 2015? I don't think they're going to do anything about it.
So, this bug is finally marked "Fixed" as of today, but the list of "Known Fixed Releases" makes no sense (https://bst.cloudapps.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCsw72963/?rfs=iqvred):
201.4(10.40)
201.4(1.184)
201.1(15.158)
99.13(1.3)
Does anyone know what these version numbers refer to? Because it sure isn't ASA firmware versions; they only go up to 9.12(2) as of right now. This isn't the first time I've seen these weird ASA version numbers in a bug, and others have noted them, too (https://community.cisco.com/t5/cisco-bug-discussions/weird-asa-release-numbers-referenced-201-1-10-5/td-p/3092908)
What an annoying limitation that the addresses have to be inside the pool...
I agree. That is why I mothballed our 5506 back in 2018 and went with an alternative vendor. Even the ISR line of routers can either do a pool or a reservation in or out of the DHCP pool range.