Devolo dLAN 200 DSpro, Руководство пользователя

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mode is AUTO, and refers to the next boot mode. For example, if a node has
been auto-configured, but the GENERAL_USE_AUTOCONF parameter of the file
was set to no, the autoconfiguration information will show:
Autoconf Boot Mode: AUTOCONF
Autoconf_next: NVRAM
The line of DHCP status only appears if in NVRAM boot mode and shows whe-
ther or not DHCP is enabled.
12.14.1.1 Boot Mode
To change the boot mode, use the bm command:
bm [AUTO|NVRAM]
To enable or disable DHCP when working in DHCP mode, use the dhcp com-
mand:
dhcp [enable|disable]
12.14.1.2 VLAN Configuration
The VLAN mode is also shown in the autoconfiguration information, and can be
enabled or disabled. When the VLAN mode is enabled, the information also
shows the management VLAN taken from the NVRAM, or the IFCP if the
management VLAN was obtained through IFCP.
To change the VLAN working mode, use the vconf command:
vconf [0|1] <mnmt_vlan_msb> <mnmt_vlan_lsb>
The first argument enables or disables the VLAN mode. Then enter the two bytes
composing the management VLAN. All of this information is stored in the
NVRAM and takes effect after rebooting the equipment.
12.14.1.3 IFCP MODE
By default the dLAN 200 DSpro adapter starts with IFCP enabled, that is, after
booting, the dLAN 200 DSpro adapter will try to get the translation table
through IFCP requests. Note that some dLAN 200 DSpro adapters should not
boot in IFCP mode (see Section 12.4: IFCP Protocol).
To disable IFCP manually in the next boot of a dLAN 200 DSpro adapter, follow
the steps below:
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Using a DHCP server, give an IP to the dLAN 200 DSpro adapter; this may
take some time because, sometimes, the dLAN 200 DSpro adapter will be
sending DHCP requests with VLAN #1 and others without VLAN active;