Allow configuring the start of DCHP range #954
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Currently, DHCP, if enabled, uses the entire range of network addresses, sans network, gateway and broadcast. This makes life difficult for scenarios where some static address allocation is needed and is performed outside of Terraform configuration. Help this by allowing the configuration of the DHCP address range via the new `range_start_offset` attribute on the `dhcp` block. The default is `2`, which is equivalent to the current behavior of skipping the first two addresses.
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Currently, DHCP, if enabled, uses the entire range of network addresses,
sans network, gateway and broadcast. This makes life difficult for
scenarios where some static address allocation is needed and is
performed outside of Terraform configuration. Help this by allowing the
configuration of the DHCP address range via the new
range_start_offsetattribute on the
dhcpblock. The default is2, which is equivalentto the current behavior of skipping the first two addresses.