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useful, particularly cable modem operators, so that a client cable modem could be
suspended in case of non-pay.
Adding
To add a new known client, simply enter an identifier (if desired) the MAC address, and
a TFTP file (if necessary). Click on Commit.
Editing
To edit a known client entry, simply click on Edit. The form will be populated with the
information from the existing entry. Make the necessary changes then click on Commit.
Removal
To remove a known client entry, click on the Delete link. A confirmation dialog will
appear. Answer OK and the entry will be deleted.
Static IP Assignment
If Standard Static networks
have been configured, user
devices will need to be
assigned to some IP address.
Static IP Assignment is the
place to do that. IP Addresses
can be assigned based on
MAC Address or Option 82
information. Option 82 circuit-
id or remote-id can be used to
match the client. In addition a
TFTP file may optionally be
specified.
To access Static IP Assignment, expand the Standard DHCP Actions menu. Click on
Static IP Assignment. A screen similar to figure 7.6 should appear.
Adding
To add an assignment of a static IP address to a client, complete the form and click on
Commit. Start by selecting a static subnet to assign from. Optionally type an identifier.
Type the IP address that should be assigned. Select the type of match (MAC address,
Circuit ID or Remote ID - note that Circuit ID and Remote ID require the option 82
information to be present in the DHCP packets). The match string is either the MAC
address or the option 82 information to be matched. Optionally specify a TFTP file, but
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Figure 7.6