6. Programmer's Reference
6.5.
ATTENTION! applySettings method
applySettings
6.5.1.
Command and Response #network #ipsettings #dhcp
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Example
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6.5.2.
DIFFERENCE:
Command and Response
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Parameters
Parameter description Parameter values
The currently applied IP
setup mode.
static: using a static IP address, gateway and subnet mask entered
by the user.
autoip: generating and IP address from the AutoIP range
dhcponeshot: trying to get the IP address, gateway and subnet
mask from a DHCP server. If no answer arrives, fallback to autoIP.
dhcpwautoip: (factory default setting) similar to dhcponeshot,
but keep on with DHCP discovery queries even after AutoIP
fallback. If there is a DHCP response, the IP parameters are set
accordingly.
dhcpwoautoip: try to get the IP address, gateway and subnet mask
from a DHCP server without ever falling back to AutoIP mode.
Example
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Explanation
6.5.3. Setting the IP Setup Mode (FW 2.x.x)
DIFFERENCE:
Command and Response
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Parameters
See the previous section.
Example
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INFO: The applySettings method will save and apply the new value and results the extender to reboot.
Explanation
Addressing) method.
6.5.4.
DIFFERENCE:
Command and Response
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Parameters
If the parameter is 0 (or false) the device is set to apply a static IP address. If the value is 1 (or
true) the device is set to get a dynamic IP address from the DHCP server in the network.
Example
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Explanation
The IP address assignment is dynamic, the device gets the IP address from the DHCP server.
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