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You create additional address ranges for the pool. There is no way to reserve individual addresses within each range. You would need to create sub-ranges within a subnet to get these "fragments". |
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Under Addresses and Identifiers section we have
Subnet ID -> Address Ranges -> Address Fragments
For Subnet ID we can have few Address Ranges
For Address Range we can have few address fragments
For example:
Subnet:
Subnet ID 10.72.14.0
Address Ranges:
Management 10.72.14.220 - 10.72.14.250
10.72.14.0 Range 1 10.72.14.140 - 10.72.14.145, 10.72.14.148 - 10.72.14.150
With
New-OVAddressPoolSubnet -NetworkId 10.72.14.0 -SubnetMask 24 -Gateway 10.72.14.1
I can create Subnet 10.72.14.0
With
New-OVAddressPoolRange -IPSubnet $subnet -Name "Management" -Start 10.72.14.220 -End 10.72.14.250
New-OVAddressPoolRange -IPSubnet $subnet -Name "10.72.14.0 Range 1" -Start 10.72.14.140 -End 10.72.14.145
I can create Ranges with one fragment in each
But how to add second fragment 10.72.14.148 - 10.72.14.150 to range "10.72.14.0 Range 1" ?
I understand this is used not often, but possible.
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