Need router with easy multiple DHCP reservations

[bigpow]

I've a need to set-up 30+ devices on static DHCP reservations.
Currently using tftpd running on a PC, but would like to unload this task to a consumer-grade router.

Tried it with my old WRT54G-v4 (DD-WRT v2.4) and found the process of adding DHCP reservations clunky (either through web GUI, or command line).
I remembered seeing a router that could take a list of reservations, e.g.: via copy & paste of MAC & IP list into GUI, or read csv file.

Asking your opinions on which routers you have used, that supports easier static DHCP reservations.

Of the shelves routers pref-ed, without needing to install 3rd party firmwares.

Thanks in advance!

 

[coxhaus]

My favorite is Microsoft's DHCP server. If you have a Microsoft server already running, you might load DHCP on the server. It might be your best and easiest solution.

 

[netwalker0099]

PFSense does this well it's not off the shelf but hijacking another thread....

http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?t=10473

I found this instead:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16856205007
It has dual broadcom 57788 chips for NICs
That, plus a 2GB stick of RAM, and a $50 SSD ought to be enough. no?

total cost: $130+$20+$50 = $200

Pretty inexpensive for a very powerful small router. You can always just toss it on a spare machine that has 2 NIC's just be wary the realtek issues.