Address Pools

You can configure IP address pools for both IPv4 and IPv6 that can be used for clustering or for VPN remote access profiles.

Procedure

Step 1

Select Objects > Object Management > Address Pools.

Step 2

Click IPv4 Pools and then Add IPv4 Pools, and configure the following fields.

  • Name—Enter the name of the address pool. It can be up to 64 characters

  • Description—Add an optional description for this pool.

  • IP Address—Enter a range of addresses available in the pool. Use dotted decimal notation and a dash between the beginning and the end address, for example: 10.10.147.100-10.10.147.177.

  • Mask—Identifies the subnet on which this IP address pool resides.

  • Allow Overrides—Check this check box to enable object overrides. Click the expand arrow to show the Overrides table. You can add a new override by clicking Add. See Object Overrides for more information.

Step 3

Click Save.

Step 4

Click IPv6 Pools and then Add IPv6 Pools, and configure the following fields.

  • Name—Enter the name of the address pool. It can be up to 64 characters

  • Description—Add an optional description for this pool.

  • IPv6 Address—Enter the first IP address available in the configured pool and the prefix length in bits. For example: 2001:DB8::1/64.

  • Number of Addresses—Identifies the number of IPv6 addresses, starting at the Starting IP Address, that are in the pool.

  • Allow Overrides—Check this check box to enable overrides. Click the expand arrow to show the Overrides table. You can add a new override by clicking Add. See Object Overrides for more information.

Step 5

Click Save.