Checking DHCP Pool Clients In Firewall & How To Clear It

Hi @businessuer,

Regarding your Q1 and Q3, we have a DHCP lease table in Live tools.
You can check it in Security gateway > Monitor > Security gateway page.


Q2: How do I clear inactive users? (clear ip dhcp in cisco)
> We do have no such a feature on NCC, but we also have "clear ip dhcp binding" command to clear a specific IP.

Q4: Is there any way to alert the admin if the DHCP pool is full?
> Yes, we have the feature to notify user via email, and it is a Pro feature.


Q5: What does lower STA signal, reason 101 means?
> Is this a NSG log? Could you please have a screenshot to us? or it's an AP log?

Hi @businessuer,

Can you give me a screenshot of how to do it in standalone device? Can you implement similar feature in NCC?

We don't think it will be a frequent used feature if DHCP release time is set in a reasonable value. May we know what is the application that you would like to use this feature on NCC platform?

Q5: Lower STA, reason 101 is AP event log. What it means?
> The reason why you see that AP event log is related to a function called "Smart Steering". Where AP will disconnect the wireless clients when their connected signal is lower than the threshold you configured. When a client is disconnected, you'll see that log.

If you still have any concern regarding AP logs, please have a post on our WirelessLAN section.

Q6: Is there any way to check if dhcp pool is full? 
> The way to check it manually is to scan the quantity of clients on DHCP lease table (default is 10 per page) and compare to your size pool setting in your LAN interface. 


Hope it helps,

Hi @businessuer,

perhaps there can be a feature to generate a list of offline devices and remove them from the dhcp pool?
> The way you thought is similar to what DHCP lease time does,  DHCP lease time is more likely in a inactive way (wait for the time to expire) but in a active way of yours, and it may cause more resources for NCC and devices.

If you have seem any practical case, please feel free to share here.

can you show me a sample log that is generated if the dhcp pool is full?  

Hi @businessuer,

I am sorry, but I think you misunderstood my words.
As I mentioned that you can use "clear ip dhcp binding" to clear a specific inactive host, so you are able to do it by using commend line indeed.


However, what I mean by inquiring you if you've seem any practical case is that does anyone implement this feature on cloud platform. If so, please feel free to share with us, and we will have a further discuss about this topic.

To avoid using clear ip dhcp binding to actively clear inactive hosts is to set a shorter DHCP lease time, such as 4 hours and 8 hours rather than 1 day or days.