DHCP Manager is a graphical tool you can use to perform all management duties associated with DHCP services, and you must be root when you run it. You can use it to manage the server itself as well as the data the server uses. You can use DHCP Manager with the server in the following ways:
Configure and unconfigure the DHCP server
Start, stop, and restart the DHCP server
Disable and enable DHCP service
Customize server settings
DHCP Manager allows you to manage the IP addresses, network configuration macros, and network configuration options in the following ways:
Add and delete networks under DHCP management
View, add, modify, delete, and release IP addresses under DHCP management
View, add, modify, and delete network configuration macros
View, add, modify, and delete nonstandard network configuration options
DHCP Manager allows you to manage the DHCP data stores in the following ways:
Convert data to a new data store format
Move DHCP data from one DHCP server to another by exporting it from the first server and importing it on the second server
DHCP Manager includes extensive online help for procedures you can perform with the tool.