You can configure advanced DHCP scope designs called super
scopes. A super scope is a collection of individual scopes that are grouped
together for administrative purposes. This allows client computers to receive
an IP address from multiple logical subnets even when the clients are located
on the same physical subnet. You can only create a super scope if you have two
or more IP scopes already created in DHCP. You can use the New Super scope
Wizard to select the scopes that you wish to combine to create a super scope.
Benefits of Super scopes
- if a scope runs out of addresses and
you cannot add more addresses from the subnet, you can instead add a new subnet
to the DHCP server.
- when you need to move clients
gradually into a new IP numbering scheme.
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