Modifying An Existing Subnet; Removing A Subnet - Watchguard Firebox X1000 User Manual

Chapter 5: Using Policy Manager to Configure Your Network
3
In the Subnet box, type the subnet's IP address; for
example, 10.1.1.0/24.
4
Define the address pool by entering values for Start
and End fields.
5
Click OK.

Modifying an existing subnet

You can modify an existing subnet; however, you should
be aware that doing so can cause problems. If you modify
the subnet and then reboot the client, the Firebox may
return an IP address that does not work with certain
devices or services. From Policy Manager:
1
Select Network = > DHCP Server.
2
Click the subnet to review or modify. Click Edit.
3 The DHCP Subnet Properties dialog box appears.
4
When you have finished reviewing or modifying the
subnet, click OK.

Removing a subnet

You can remove an existing subnet; however, you should
be aware that doing so can cause problems. If you remove
the subnet and then reboot the client, the Firebox may
return an IP address that does not work with certain
devices or services. From Policy Manager:
1
Select Network = > DHCP Server.
2 Click the subnet to remove it. Click Remove.
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