DHCP Server
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Setting options under "Configuration" > "DHCP Server".
The MSR DEVICE can work as a DHCP server. Only activate this function if the MSR DEVICE is operated as a stand-alone access point. Attention: If this function is activated and the MSR DEVICE is mistakenly connected to your LAN, this will result in malfunctions. For standalone operation, select an IP address that differs from the setting used in your existing LAN and WLAN, e.g. an address in the 192.168.100.xxx range. See also: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_IP-Adresse
- DHCP server mode
Deactivated / Activated (Default = Deactivated).
- IP address range starts at
The automatic allocation of IP addresses begins with xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
Default = 192.168.0.110
- IP address range ends at
The automatic allocation of IP addresses ends with xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. Default = 192.168.0.149
- Netmask Default = 255.255.255.0 . Suitable for 192.168.xxx.xxx addresses.
The setting must match your network, ask your network administrator if necessary or use the same subnet mask that is set on the LAN port of your router.
- Gateway
Not relevant in standalone mode. Otherwise your router address.
- DNS1
Your DNS server address. The router address for home networks. Not in standalone mode relevant.
- DNS2
Not relevant in standalone operation.
- DNS3
Not relevant in standalone operation.