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Michael Stanclift 2022-05-03 16:49:09 -05:00
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@ -27,6 +27,8 @@ The network has around 50 devices on it that need IP addresses. We'll breakup th
The split scopes are defined within the Pi-hole interface under `Settings > DHCP > Range of IP addresses to hand out` for each side. The shared scope are never explicitly listed in a range within the interface, but are individually assigned in the `Static DHCP leases configuration` part of the same page. The split scopes are defined within the Pi-hole interface under `Settings > DHCP > Range of IP addresses to hand out` for each side. The shared scope are never explicitly listed in a range within the interface, but are individually assigned in the `Static DHCP leases configuration` part of the same page.
The total number of devices that need IP addresses on your network should always be less than your shared scope + a split scope. In this example there are 99 IPs available for the 50 or so devices.
## Shared Scope ## Shared Scope
Devices that we want to have consistent IP addresses will need to be part of the Shared Scope, which will then be managed by Gravity Sync. You should put any devices on your network that you want to be able to lookup via name resolution within your local network, or that you want to always have the same IP. Streaming media devices, cameras, home servers, or other such hosts that provide services to other devices on the network. Devices that we want to have consistent IP addresses will need to be part of the Shared Scope, which will then be managed by Gravity Sync. You should put any devices on your network that you want to be able to lookup via name resolution within your local network, or that you want to always have the same IP. Streaming media devices, cameras, home servers, or other such hosts that provide services to other devices on the network.