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Araknis Networks® 310 Series Router
User Interface Manual
DHCP Server Settings Section
This section helps you to create subnets, assign them to VLANs, and configure the DHCP server for that
subnet (if needed). Each subnet is represented by a card, sorted by VLAN ID number, with summary
information. Click on a card to edit that subnet's settings (including several options not shown).
Add a new subnet by clicking the + Add DHCP Server card.
Clicking on a card opens a dialog for you to set VLAN parameters. The options change (as shown above)
based on whether you set the DHCP mode to None, Relay (which forwards DHCP requests to a separate
device that serves as that network's DHCP server), or Server.
The VLAN ID ranges from 1–4095; duplicating an entry increments the previous entry. Note that setting the
VLAN ID also adjusts the Gateway IP and IP Range fields (and vice versa).
The Gateway IP for the default card is the IP at which the router's UI is accessible.
Note – This is a feature that most generic network setups do not need. These rules should be set
up by an IT administrator.
DHCP Options Button
This opens a dialog to configure global DHCP options.
These options are set globally and can be assigned to individual DHCP servers. The purpose of custom
DHCP options is primarily driven by VoIP, as certain manufacturers requires certain DHCP options for their
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