ELSA LANCOM Wireless L-II, Руководство пользователя

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Priority for the DHCP server—request assignment
In the default configuration, almost all the settings in the Windows network
environment are selected in such a way that the necessary parameters are
requested via DHCP. Check the settings by clicking
Start Settings
Control Panel Network . Select the 'TCP/IP' entry for your network
adapter and open Properties .
Check the various tabs for special entries, such as for the IP address or the
standard gateway. If you would like all of the values to be assigned by the
DHCP server, simply delete the corresponding entries.
Priority for a workstation—overwriting an assignment
If a computer uses parameters other than those assigned to it (e.g. a different
default gateway), these parameters must be set directly on the workstation
computer. The computer then ignores the corresponding parameters
assigned to it by the DHCP server.
This can be performed via the Network Neighborhood properties, for
example.
Click Start Settings Control Panel Network . Select the 'TCP/IP'
entry for your network adapter and open Properties .
You can now enter the desired values by selecting the various tabs.
The assignment of IP addresses to the various computers can be checked
using the 'Setup/DHCP/Table-DHCP' item in the DHCP module. This table
contains the assigned IP address, the MAC address, the validity, the name of
the computer (if available) and the type of address assignment.
The 'Type' field specifies how the address was assigned. This field can
assume the following values:
new
The computer has made its initial request. The DHCP server verifies the
uniqueness of the address that is to be assigned to the computer.
unknown
While verifying uniqueness, it was determined that the address has
already been assigned to another computer. Unfortunately, the DHCP
server has no means of obtaining additional information on this
computer.
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