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Release
7.54
06/08
12.1
Automatic IP address administration with
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D The device then enables its own DHCP server if no other DHCP serv-
ers are found. If at a later point of time a further DHCP server is
switched on in the LAN, the device automatically changes back into
the DHCP client mode.
D 'client': The DHCP server is switched off, the device acts like a DHCP cli-
ent and obtains the address information from a different DHCP server in
the LAN.
Note: Only use this setting if assured, that a further DHCP server is active in
the LAN and takes over the assigned IP address information.
D 'forwarding': The DHCP server is active and the device accepts the re-
quests from the DHCP clients in the local network. The device does not
respond to these requests itself, but forwards them to a central DHCP
server.
Whether the DHCP server is active or not can be seen in the DHCP statistics.
The default setting for this condition is 'auto'.
12.1.3 How are the addresses assigned?
U IP address assignment
Before the DHCP server can assign IP addresses to the computers in the
network, it first needs to know which addresses are available for assignment.
Three options exist for determining the available selection of addresses:
D The IP address can be taken from the address pool selected (start ad-
dress pool to end address pool). Any valid addresses in the local network
can be entered here.
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