EA6500 DHCP assignments: Less capable than E4200?

I'm upgrading from an E4200 to an EA6500, and I'm having some dfificulty with DHCP assignments.
On the E4200, I was able to designate a first address range for DHCP assignments (e.g., start at 192.168.0.100 and reserve 50 addresses for devices), and also reserve some addresses for recognized MACs. However, those two settings had nothing to do wtih each other: I could reserve any address I wanted for any MAC.
On the EA6500, these two features are implemented differently. Apparently, static, reserved DHCP for specific MACs *MUST* be in the range of assignable DHCP addresses. So if I designate 192.168.0.100 as the starting DHCP address and reserve 50 addresses, all of my DHCP reservations must also be in the range of 192.168.0.100-150.
This is ridiculous! This requirement forces a commingling of static DHCP addresses for recognized devices with known MACs, and dynamic DHCP addresses for unrecognized devices that are permitted onto the network.
I can think of three explanations:
1) This requirement is a rookie mistake by the developers who implemented DHCP on the EA6500.
2) The permissiveness of the DHCP settings on the E4200 was a loophole that was intentionally closed on the EA6500.
3) The EA6500 implements static DCHP assignments differently, in some way that I haven't yet discovered.
Thoughts? Any help? Any hope of having a future firmware update for the EA6500 revert to the E4200 behavior?

sfsdfd,
It appears that Linksys is designing and marketing routers for noobs. Since you're not a noob, then perhaps linksys is not the best choice for you.
http://community.linksys.com/t5/Wireless-Routers/E4200v2-DHCP-reservation-out-of-the-IP-address-rang...

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I'm so conserned with these issues...
Thank you for your time though, i hope i can find the best solutions here....

Regarding question 1, that's a meaningless question. Boot uses a specific amount of power, dependent on how much stuff has to start up on your machine and what hardware you have, while sleep uses a trickle over time, so whether this is true depends on what interval of sleeping you're comparing to boot. There will be a break even point somewhere, but where that might be isn't clear.
Apple recommends sleep over shutdown unless you're going to be away from the computer for a couple days or more. Of course, I can't find a reference to that document now, but I know it was there at one point in time. I don't think that the entire issue is power-related, as boot will stress the hardware slightly more (lots of reading from and writing to the hard drive, etc) than sleep.
As to questions 2 and 3, the answer is the same for both. Your battery lasts for a finite number of cycles before losing capacity. (How many cycles is a good question, and not an easy one to answer.) A cycle is defined as going from full to empty, but can be broken up as well. For example, if you start from full, drain halfway, charge to full again and drain to halfway again, that's one cycle. So, the more times you charge your battery, the faster it will wear out, but how you do it doesn't matter much.
There are a couple gotchas, though. First, a battery can wear out prematurely if you never let the electrons "turn over." You need to use it on battery power sometimes, though it doesn't have to be daily by any means. Second, if you drain the battery fully, that's not very good for modern batteries. I wouldn't worry about it now and then, but don't make it a habit of draining it fully. (Some people erroneously recommend frequently draining the battery fully and then charging it back up to "condition" the battery, but that is not actually good practice. All Mac portables with built-in batteries do not need conditioning.)
Finally, all this is fairly irrelevant if it interferes with the way you need to use the machine. Use the machine the way you need to use it, and don't worry so much about adjusting your needs to fit the battery's needs. If that means you have to replace the battery a little more frequently, so be it. They're not that expensive in the grand scheme of things.

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