Cisco Tech Talk: DHCP Server & Network Pools via CLI on a C1300 Switch
Do you need to provide automatic IP addressing in a small office or test environment but lack a dedicated DHCP server? The Cisco Catalyst 1300 series switch can function as a powerful DHCP server, allowing you to manage network addresses directly from your switch.
In this episode of Cisco Tech Talk, we demonstrate how to set up a DHCP server and create network address pools using the Command Line Interface (CLI). From creating VLANs and assigning ports to defining address ranges and excluding specific static IPs, this guide provides a complete walkthrough for managing DHCP services on your Catalyst 1300 switch.
What You Will Learn in This Video:
-How to create and configure a new VLAN for your DHCP server.
-The steps to assign switch ports to a specific VLAN in access mode.
-How to configure an IP address and gateway for your VLAN interface.
-How to define a DHCP address pool, including setting the default gateway, DNS server, and lease duration.
-How to exclude specific IP addresses from the DHCP pool for static devices like printers or security cameras.
-How to verify assigned IP addresses using the show ip dhcp binding command.
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