Solved: Re: Would there be an outage if we modify the DHCP scope of an IP Subnet ...

sanjay.nadarajah · ‎10-07-2010

Hi,

I would need to modify the DHCP scope of an IP subnet for a voice subnet to add a DHCP option to it.

I would like to check that when I make the changes on the DHCP scope, would the phones connected to this subnet

have a slight downtime during the change ?

I tend to think there 'will not be' any downtime since I am not touching the DHCP lease obtained and expired for the scope.

What are your thoughts ?

Thank you,

Cheers,

- SN -

Jon Marshall · ‎10-08-2010

sanjay.nadarajah wrote:

Hi,

I would need to modify the DHCP scope of an IP subnet for a voice subnet to add a DHCP option to it.

I would like to check that when I make the changes on the DHCP scope, would the phones connected to this subnet

have a slight downtime during the change ?

I tend to think there 'will not be' any downtime since I am not touching the DHCP lease obtained and expired for the scope.

What are your thoughts ?

Thank you,

Cheers,

- SN -

SN

There should be no outage because as you rightly say the phones will already have received an IP with a lease. However obviously the phones will need to renew their DHCP address to get the new option.

Jon

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Jon Marshall · ‎10-08-2010

sanjay.nadarajah wrote:

Hi,

I would need to modify the DHCP scope of an IP subnet for a voice subnet to add a DHCP option to it.

I would like to check that when I make the changes on the DHCP scope, would the phones connected to this subnet

have a slight downtime during the change ?

I tend to think there 'will not be' any downtime since I am not touching the DHCP lease obtained and expired for the scope.

What are your thoughts ?

Thank you,

Cheers,

- SN -

SN

There should be no outage because as you rightly say the phones will already have received an IP with a lease. However obviously the phones will need to renew their DHCP address to get the new option.

Jon