HOW TOs DHCP

  You can configure the DHCP Server on the IT-100 to automatically assign IP addresses to all of the computers on your Local Area Network and your Wireless Network. This means that you do not have to configure each of the computers in your network with an IP address manually, saving you administrative time. Also, when you allow IP addresses to be assigned to your networked computers automatically, you have less of a risk of an individual computer's address and subnet mask being misconfigured causing a connection failure. Dynamic DHCP can also assign networked computers with addresses for the Default Gateway, Primary and Secondary DNS servers and Primary and Secondary WINS servers. Networked devices that provide specific resources on the network should only be assigned addresses manually rather than dynamically. Such devices include servers, routers, switches, and network printers.

DHCP

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