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How can I limit the DHCP leases that RRAS gives out. &nbsp;I currently only have one modem connected so I really on ly need one address. &nbsp;However RRAS seems to grab 10 addresses. &nbsp;Can I limit this? &nbsp;I found the following info but the key they mention &quot;InitialAddressPoolSize&quot; does not exist on my RRAS server<br />
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HKEY_LOCAL_ MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentCont<wbr />rolSet\Ser<wbr />vices\ RemoteAccess\Parameters\IP<wbr /> Registry subkey. The default value of the InitialAddressPoolSize subkey (of type REG_DWORD) is 10.
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How can I limit the DHCP leases that RRAS gives out.  I currently only have one modem connected so I really on ly need one address.  However RRAS seems to grab 10 addresses.  Can I limit this?  I found the following info but the key they mention "InitialAddressPoolSize" does not exist on my RRAS server

HKEY_LOCAL_ MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ RemoteAccess\Parameters\IP Registry subkey. The default value of the InitialAddressPoolSize subkey (of type REG_DWORD) is 10.

RRAS and DHCP Leases (Blocks)

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