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and the Ending IP Address, defined in the next field.
‧Ending IP Address: This field allows you to define the last address in the range
of numbers in your custom address pool.
Note: The maximum number of DHCP IP addresses supported by the system
is 128.
Lease Times:
‧Default Lease Time: You may specify the default time, in seconds, of a typical
DHCP-assigned address.
‧Maximum Lease Time: You may specify the maximum time, in seconds, that a
device can use a DHCP-assigned address.
Domain Name Servers:
‧Use Router as DNS Server: Checking here will enable the router to act as a DNS
server. If this option is checked, you will need to have DNS Relay enabled.
‧Primary DNS Server Address: This is where the router will go looking for DNS
information. Enter your ISP-provided Primary DNS Server Address here.
‧Secondary DNS Server Address: This is where the router will go looking for
DNS information if the primary address is busy or not responding. Enter your
ISP-provided Secondary DNS Server Address here.
Default Gateway:
‧Use Router as Default Gateway: It is recommended that you check this field.
2. The "DHCP Server" page will appear again, showing your new changes. Review your new
settings. If you should need to modify the settings further, you may click the Configure the
DHCP Server button at the bottom of the page.
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