Belkin router DHCP service settings

The Belkin router DHCP Service sets the DHCP server to correctly configure IP addresses for all computers in the LAN. If the DHCP server function of this router is enabled, the DHCP server can automatically configure the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server of each computer in the LAN, eliminating the trouble of manual setup.

1. DHCP Service 1. DHCP server: This function enables/disables the DHCP server's automatic IP Address Allocation Function. 2. IP address pool start address: the starting address of the IP address automatically allocated by the DHCP server. 3. IP address pool end address: the end address of the IP address automatically allocated by the DHCP server. 4. expiration time: Set the lease time for IP addresses allocated to the DHCP server and the appropriate lease time, which can improve the efficiency of the DHCP server in revoking IP addresses. Www.2cto.com 2. DHCP client list the DHCP Client List displays the IP address, MAC address, host, and other information obtained from the DHCP server of the vro. You can manually enter the IP address and MAC address, convert it to static allocation. Based on the MAC address of the connected computer, the router searches for related table items in the list and assigns the corresponding IP address. If the corresponding static binding item cannot be found in the list, an unallocated IP address is allocated to the computer from the DHCP pool.

1. IP Address: Enter the IP address to be statically bound. 2. MAC address: Enter the MAC address of the computer to be bound. 3. Hostname: displays the Host Name of the bound computer. 4. Lease: displays the remaining time of the current list item Lease period.
The above settings take the Belkin router as an example. DHCP settings for Routers of other brands are similar. For more information, see. This article is from