---- Changes since 1.130 ----
Group and subnet descriptions are now shown in the list of groups and networks that a host or other element can be assigned to.
---- Changes since 1.150 ----
Custom option definitions can now be edited, and will be preserved in the configuration file if manually defined.
---- Changes since 1.160 ----
Added support for SLP-related client options (thanks to Alexandre Racine).
---- Changes since 1.200 ----
Improved support for DDNS (thanks to Johannes Franken <jfranken@jfranken.de>, including editors for the zone- and key-directives (new with dhcpd3), new scope-option "client-updates" (new with dhcpd3), and a text editor for dhcpd.conf
---- Changes since 1.230 ----
Added a button for stopping the running DHCP server.
---- Changes since 1.290 ----
The page listing leases now displays the number of IPs available for dynamic allocation, and the number assigned to clients.
Hosts with multiple fixed addresses have them all listed on the module's main page.
---- Changes since 1.300 ----
Added checboxes and buttons for deleting multiple subnets, shared networks, hosts and groups at once.
Fixed a bug that caused the display of large numbers of hosts and subnets to be slow.
Changed the Module Config PID file setting to allow None to be selected, which tells the module to look at the dhcpd process instead (as on OpenBSD).
---- Changes since 1.320 ----
Added a field on the Client Options page for the DHCP server identifier.
---- Changes since 1.370 ----
Fixed a bug that causes hosts to be deleted when searching for them!
---- Changes since 1.410 ----
Clashes between hosts with the same IP address, MAC address or hostname are no longer allowed by default - but this can be changed on the DHCP Server access control page in the Webmin User's module.
---- Changes since 1.420 ----
Support the new configuration file format for custom options, as used in DHCPd version 3.
---- Changes since 1.430 ----
Fixed bug that can cause option definitions and values to be incorrectly ordered.
Custom option types defined at a higher level (such as in a subnet) can be used in the Edit Options page at lower levels (such as in a host).
