* Adding a Secondary Network (10.0.50.1/24): By adding a secondary subnet (such as10.0.50.1/24) to the existing 10.0.40.1/24 network, you expand the IP address space, effectively increasing the number of available IP addresses for DHCP allocation.
* Bridging Across Additional Interfaces: Bridging the 10.0.40.1/24 network across multiple interfaces can also increase the available address pool by creating a larger logical network. This approach helps manage IP space across a broader range of devices without subnet fragmentation.
These methods provide scalable solutions to expand IP address availability within constrained network spaces.