Hi,
We've recently split our DHCP scopes between two Windows DHCP servers and upgraded to IPAM 3.1 to cater for this. One thing that doesn't quite work the way I like is the way the alerting works. If the DHCP scope on the first server gets full it results in an alert but there could be plenty of leases still available on the other server. What I'd like to have are DHCP scope utilisation alerts based on the collective servers that make up the scopes in the subnet. That way a DHCP scope alert would truly mean there are few leases available for that subnet. Can this be done?
Craig
