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Characteristics
Description
Application layer protocols
DHCP, DNS, HTTP, HTTPS, NTP,RTCP, RTP, RTSP, TLS
1.0
Transport layer protocols
TCP, UDP
Internet layer protocols
IPv4, ICMP, IGMPv2, IPV6, ICMPv6, IGMPv3
IP Address Allocation Methods
An IP address must be allocated to the LAN interface using one of the following methods:
□
DHCP method:
Automatic IP address allocation using the Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol
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Static IP method:
Manual IP address allocation
The following IP address allocation methods are available:
DHCP Method
The
DHCP method
is an automatic IP address allocation method: the unique IP address is
automatically assigned by a DHCP Server.
At Power On, providing that the LLA/DHCP setting is enabled in the IP settings of the LAN
interface, the device repeatedly attempts to contact the DHCP Server.
This method requires a correctly configured and running DHCP Server on the same network.
More specifically:
□
The DHCP Server must have sufficient IP addresses to deliver.
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When the DHCP Server uses MAC address filtering, it is mandatory to add the MAC address
of the LAN interface to the list of enabled MAC addresses on the DHCP Server.
The LLA and DHCP methods are enabled for an out-of-the-box product or after completion of the
"Restore Factory Settings" procedure. If required, the LLA and DHCP methods can be disabled by
changing the IP settings of the LAN interface.
The Static IP Method
With the
static IP method
, the IP address is assigned by the user.
The static IP method is disabled for an out-of-the-box product or after completion of the
"Restore Factory Settings" procedure. If required, the static IP method can be enabled by
changing the IP settings of the LAN interface.
To manually assign a static IP address to the LAN interface, the user must proceed as follows:
1.
Establish a network session using any of the automatic IP address allocation method
2.
Gain access to the device Web Pages, and select the Device Network tab of the Management
page
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