In iSeries Navigator, open the DHCP configuration under Network -> Servers -> TCP/IP in the left pane and then right click on DHCP and Configure in the right pane.

Now right click on the Subnet and select New Client. In there specify the MAC address and then anything else you want to assign them. Some things are more important than others such as IP and Mask but hey, go crazy!

Valid questions posted on this solution vs Proxy, etc but to answer your question directly, yes this is how it's done on iSeries.

- Larry

James Lundy wrote:
Is it possible to assign addresses by MAC address?

Have a situation where we want to restrict web access from certain users. Firewall requires configuration by IP address. If I manually configure PC's address there is nothing to prevent user from changing to DHCP and getting an address that access is permitted. Whips and chains are not allowed.

Do not want to turn off DHCP if it can be helped.

At 5.2 if it matters.

Jim

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