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How to find Free IPs in an Enterprise
This is a discussion on How to find Free IPs in an Enterprise within the Solaris/OpenSolaris forums, part of the UNIX operating systems category; How can we find 'Free IP Numbers" in an enterprise class environment. Free means not assigned to any system(If an ...
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05-17-2005, 07:18 PM
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How to find Free IPs in an Enterprise
How can we find 'Free IP Numbers" in an enterprise class environment.
Free means not assigned to any system(If an IP is assigned to a system and it is down , then consider that IP is assigned). I need to Know IPs those are not at all assigned to any System.  
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05-18-2005, 07:00 PM
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No easy way exists to find out that…
If you have configured the DHCP from that you get some info or from your network IP admin can provide your more info…
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02-05-2007, 07:43 PM
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hi, you can try
#rusers | wc -l it will give you a counting of how may users are logged in. You can get the range of ip's from your DHCP configuration and calculate out of range of ip's how many are assigned and are up. Get back if ur problem is solved.
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