Are 32 Pools Too Many for 1 Subnet?

[Simon Hobson]

Martin McCormick wrote:

>I know that multiple dhcp pools are allowed in any subnet, but
>are 32 too many?  We would be giving clients slightly different
>booting information as a method of load balancing depending upon
>which range they got an address in.  Thanks.

That shouldn't be a problem. I'm sure there will be a slight memory 
overhead for each pool, but otherwise there should be no problem. 
Some people actually have one pool per client (and associated class) 
as a way of assigning effectively a fixed address based on something 
other than hardware address.