Hello guy, I am facing this little difficult, I am trying to solve a problem which includes the lease time configured for 24 hours.
The idea is a daily procedure at specific hour, and I aint going to do that manually, I tried to configure it at the specified time
with 24 hours to lease the IPs, but, considering that it will work 24 hour-period starting for those who just connected in,
it will defeat the real purpose or the "scheme".
There is any way to automatize or set a fixed hour for this procedure?
(image below)
hi,
let me suggest a different approach (as DHCP lease is a fixed duration, not a schedule):
- hand out leases with 24x3600= 86400 seconds
- put a schedule into the appropriate [strike]schedule[/strike] policy
You need to make sure that the lease is longer than the scheduled interval - that's why I propose 24 hours.
yeah, I used the image just to simplify the idea, but anyway, I my doubt is, is it even possible?
I know each device connecting at specific time, their IP will have different periods to be leased, I just
imagined there would be anyway to schedule such thing, so every day at some specific time, the firewall
would have to lease them all at once.
But I think it would work only with a relay server, right?
Let me put it a different way:
what is so important about a common lease start time and end time?
For any control that I can imagine it's not the lease which is key but the policy allowing a host to transfer data. And for that kind of control there are schedules, to be applied to policies.
Do you agree?
yeah, you're right.
It was probably a bad habit from my past job.
Really thanks for the help / tip.
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