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2 Web Interface
Defines the general parameters for the DHCP server, such as the option to enable/disable the protocol and to in-
dicate for how long addresses are assigned to the devices.
DHCP – Global DHCP Settings.
Fig. 74:
(b) Subnet DHCP Settings
You can assign specific configuration options to each Ethernet subinterface defined in the router to define and
identify groups of clients. The parameters to configure are as follows:
DHCP – Subnet DHCP Settings.
Fig. 75:
• Interface: Configured through a pull-down menu where you can select the interface to configure.
• IP Address: Displays the IP address assigned to the selected interface to inform that it cannot form part of the
addresses interval assigned to DHCP clients.
• Start Range: Indicates the initial host number to assign (the lowest) in the subnet. To do this, the address of
the selected subnet is indicated.
• End Range: Indicates the final host number to assign (the highest) in the subnet. You are told which one is the
broadcast address.
• Router IP: You can specify the default Gateway the client will have.
• DNS Server: Allows you to specify an available DNS for the client. This parameter is optional.
To store the configuration established for the Ethernet subinterface, click on Apply. To cancel the changes you
have made and recover the information the device has, click on Cancel.
(c) DHCP – Subnet List
This section displays information on all the subnets that have been configured in the device's DHCP server.
DHCP – DHCP Subnet List.
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