Altering the DHCP Pool
1. Remove the tick beside 'Use DHCP Server'
2. Click the [Apply] button to disable the current DHCP pool. You will be reviewed to the ‘Overview’
page
3. You will now need to process a Telnet command. Keep your internet browser page open as you will
come back to it to process further changes
Using Telnet to drop DHCP connected devices
a. Open a Command Prompt on your computer. To do this:
a. Click on the Windows Start button
b. Click on Run
c. In the ‘Open:’ text entry field insert CMD and click the [OK] button
d. A black DOS window will open. At the Command prompt type Telnet 192.1681.254 and
press [ENTER]
b. Input Administrator at the 'Username' prompt and press [ENTER]
c. Press [ENTER] at the 'Password' prompt
d. Input dhcp server lease flush and press [ENTER]
e. Input saveall and press [ENTER]
4. Return to your internet browser session and click on Configure
5. Click the [Edit] button in the 'DHCP Pools' sub-section beside ‘LAN_private’
6. Input the following information into the appropriate fields:
a. Start Address - The first IP address to be assigned
b. End Address - The last IP address to be assigned
c. Server - The IP address that the modem will be changed to
d. Gateway - The same IP address that was entered in the ‘Server’ field
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