When   this   setting   is   enabled,   the   DHCP   server   automatically   assigns   an   IP 
 address  to  each  computer  that  is  connected  via  LAN  and  configured  to  obtain  an 
 IP   address   via   DHCP.   The   Pepwave   router’s   DHCP   server   can   prevent   IP 
 address collision on the LAN. 
 Enable logging of DHCP events in the eventlog by selecting the checkbox. 
 These   settings   allocate   a   range   of   IP   addresses   that   will   be   assigned   to   LAN 
 computers by the Pepwave router’s DHCP server. 
 This   setting   specifies   the   length   of   time   throughout   which   an   IP   address   of   a 
 DHCP   client   remains   valid.   Upon   expiration   of   the   lease   time,   the   assigned   IP 
 address  will  no  longer  be  valid  and  renewal  of  the  IP  address  assignment  will  be 
 required. 
 This  option  allows  you  to  input  the  DNS  server  addresses  to  be  offered  to  DHCP 
 clients.   If   Assign   DNS   server   automatically   is   selected,  the  Pepwave  router’s 
 built-in DNS server address (i.e., LAN IP address) will be offered. 
 This   option   allows   you   to   optionally   specify   a   Windows   Internet   Name   Service 
 (WINS)   server.   You   may   choose   to   use   the   built-in   WINS   server   or   external 
 WINS servers  . 
 When   this   unit   is   connected   using   SpeedFusion 
 TM 
 ,   other   VPN   peers   can  share 
 this   unit's   built-in   WINS   server   by   entering   this   unit's   LAN   IP   address   in   their 
 DHCP  WINS  Server  setting.  Afterward,  all  PC  clients  in  the  VPN  can  resolve  the 
 NetBIOS  names  of  other  clients  in  remote  peers.  If  you  have  enabled  this  option, 
 a list of WINS clients will be displayed at  Status>WINS  Clients  . 
 Check this box to enable BOOTP on older networks that still require it. 
 In   addition   to   standard   DHCP   options   (e.g.,   DNS   server   address,   gateway 
 address,   subnet   mask),   you  can  specify  the  value  of  additional  extended  DHCP 
 options,  as  defined  in  RFC  2132.  With  these  extended  options  enabled,  you  can