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dstafford90 · 02-02-2016

We have a our DHCP server setup on one of our core switches for one of our smaller lesser used networks. It has been functioning fine until yesterday. It was behaving like we had run out of addresses. After doing some digging it "kinda" had. When ru...

dstafford90 · 09-16-2016

Removing and readding the DHCP pool resolved our issue. We had some IPs that got excluded again but that was because they were still in use. After a few days I ran the "clear ip dhcp conflict *" command and that took care of those since they were no ...

dstafford90 · 02-05-2016

I will try this when the ones that are currently using the excluded addresses have time to time out. But it makes complete sense as to why they would be excluded.

dstafford90 · 02-05-2016

It cleared almost all of them. I checked the leases before I removed the pool and it had 19 leased. After re-adding there are 19 excluded. So I think what Pwwiddicombe said would be right as well. That it detected that those were already used and exc...

dstafford90 · 02-02-2016

I will try that this afternoon when the pool is not needed. We are currently fine with addresses at the moment.

dstafford90 · 02-02-2016

Thanks for your response. Software Version: 12.2 (58) SE2 Model: 3750x (WS-C3750x-48T-S) I have attached screenshots of the commands.

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DHCP excluded addresses that I did not exclude

Removing and readding the

I will try this when the ones

It cleared almost all of them

I will try that this

Thanks for your response.