Specifications

dhcp attach superscope
156 SSR Command Line Interface Reference Manual
dhcp attach superscope
Purpose
Creates a group of scopes that share a common interface.
Format
dhcp <scope> attach superscope <superscope>
Mode
Configure
Description
The dhcp attach superscope command allows you to create a “superscope,” a group of
scopes that share a common physical interface. For example, you can define and group
together scopes for different subnets that are accessed through a single port or VLAN.
Parameters
<scope> The name of a scope that was previously configured with the dhcp define
commands.
<superscope>The name of the group to which the specified scope is being attached.
Restrictions
None.
Example
Consider the following example where the scopes ‘client1’ and ‘client2’ exist on the same
interface. To group scopes ‘client1’ and ‘client2’ into the superscope ‘allclients’:
ssr(config)# dhcp client1 attach superscope allclients
ssr(config)# dhcp client2 attach superscope allclients