Hello @J-Network, I could be wrong but I'm not aware of (or, I wasn't able to find) a CLI command to configure those DHCP related "watermarks" (Low Threshold and/or High Threshold) related to a specific DHCP Server's pool (it looks like they represent a sort of low/high percentage marks, say 20% and 80%, each one calculated against the total amount of IP addresses that the pool is assigned with, to be leased).
In my case I have a pool with about 1k (981 to be exact) available IP addresses on the assigned pool's range and so the number related to the High Threshold is equal to the 80% of those 981.
Original Message:
Sent: May 09, 2025 10:49 AM
From: J-Network
Subject: DHCP-Server Pool Threshold
Switch Model: 3810M
Is there a way to amend the dhcp-server pool threshold limits that are displayed in "show dhcp-server pool <pool-name>" ?
I want to amend the 'high threshold' value to a lower value to test SNMP trap to monitoring system.
Thanks.