Monitor and Troubleshoot DHCP
You can view the status of dynamic address leases that
your DHCP server has assigned or that your DHCP client has been
assigned by issuing commands from the CLI. You can also
clear leases before they time out and are released automatically.
Related Documentation
DHCP Leases
DHCP Leases A lease is defined as the time period for which a DHCP server allocates a network address to a client. The lease might ...
View DHCP Client Information
View DHCP Client Information To view the status of IP address leases sent to the firewall when it is acting as a DHCP client, use ...
DHCP Address Allocation Methods
DHCP Address Allocation Methods There are three ways that a DHCP server either assigns or sends an IP address to a client: Automatic allocation —The ...
DHCP Addressing
DHCP Addressing There are three ways that a DHCP server either assigns or sends an IP address to a client: Automatic allocation —The DHCP server ...
View DHCP Server Information
View DHCP Server Information Perform this task to view DHCP pool statistics, IP addresses the DHCP server has assigned, the corresponding MAC address, state and ...
Clear DHCP Leases
Clear DHCP Leases You have several options for clearing DHCP leases. Release expired DHCP Leases of an interface (server), such as ethernet1/2, before the hold ...
DHCP
DHCP This section describes Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and the tasks required to configure an interface on a Palo Alto Networks firewall to act ...