When you delete a DHCP scope in DDI orchestrator, it is also deleted from the DHCP server configuration. Associated objects, like leases, address pools, exclusions, reservations, and options are automatically removed from the DHCP server, as well.
IP addresses within the deleted DHCP scope will no longer be managed dynamically.
When a DHCP scope is deleted, the IP addresses within that scope will no longer be managed dynamically. Associated DHCP objects such as leases, address pools, exclusions, reservations, and their options are automatically removed from the DHCP server. Devices that were assigned IP addresses from the deleted scope will keep their addresses until they are no longer needed, but no new IP addresses will be allocated from the deleted scope. Make sure to reconfigure any devices or services that relied on the deleted DHCP scope to ensure they continue to function properly.
When you delete a DHCP scope, it is deleted from the DHCP server (configuration).