Edit excluded in the existing DHCP scope addresses

Can someone tell me please how to change the range of excluded in an existing DHCP scope addresses? There is a current range start and end for the addresses to be excluded, I would modify this range. Please notify. Thank you.

Hello

Do it before configuring the pool so you don't have all yet to scratch because change the excluded range has no effect on an existing pool.

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Alain

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