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Please note that ProVision version 5.3.0+ will require php version 5.6.

ProVision version 5.3.0+ uses the Peering DB 2.0 API. As of PeeringDB 2.0, SQL dump files are no longer provided. If you are using ProVision 5.3.0 or higher, you must follow the new install process detailed at Local Installations - Peering Setup. If you are a ProVision Cloud customer and are hosted out 6connect's environment, this has already been setup and requires no further action on your part.

For DHCP Pools, ProVision automatically reserves the first and last address of the pool for Gateway and Broadcast addresses, respectively.

If an additional IPAM Rule is applied, the rule will begin with the second address in the block.

For example: if a DHCP Pool is created using 10.0.0.64/29 with an IPAM Rule of "Reserve First Three", the resulting pool range would be 10.0.0.68 through 10.0.0.70, as the first four as well as the final address would be reserved.

To apply an IPAM Rule to a DHCP Pool, select "Apply an IPAM Rule" to view a list of existing rules.

Select a rule, as well as any other criteria, and click "Add Pool".

The resulting Pool will be created with the adjusted range.