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Table 37: Ethernet WAN Port Configuration - DHCP Client Tab (continued)
Field
Subnet Mask
Client ID
Default Client ID
Host Name
Request Lease
Time (seconds)
Enable Request
Lease Time
Received Lease
Time (seconds)
Remain Lease Time
(seconds)
Renew Lease Time
(seconds)
Rebind Lease Time
(seconds)
Default Gateways
DNS Servers
Domain Name
DHCP Server
Operation
Description
The subnet mask allocated for the DHCP client. The value of the
mask is an IP address with all of its network bits set to 1 and all of its
host bits set to 0.
The client identifier used by the DHCP client. This identifier can be up
to 255 bytes.
The default identifier used for manual leased DHCP clients. When
checked, the client will use the default client identifier. The default
client identifier is: 01:Inteface MAC Address.
The host name used by the DHCP client. The default value is Default
Host Name.
The finite lease time, in seconds, to be requested by the DHCP client.
The default value is 0.
The status of the Request Lease Time option on the device. When
checked, the client requests a finite amount of lease time.
The lease time, in seconds, received by the DHCP client.
The lease time, in seconds, that remains for the DHCP client.
The time, in seconds, defined on the DHCP client for renewing a
phase in seconds.
The time, in seconds, defined on the DHCP client for rebinding a
phase.
The default gateways defined for the DHCP client. Up to 8 IP
addresses can be defined as default gateways.
The DNS servers defined for the DHCP clients. Up to 8 IP addresses
can be defined as DNS servers.
The domain name designated for the DHCP client. This name can be
up to 255B.
The DHCP server that allocates the specific IP address to the DHCP
client.
Instructs the client to perform Release or Renew operations.
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