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44 iNET Series Reference Manual 05-2806A01, Rev. H
configure the IP address and other parameters. When dynamic
addressing is used, the radio uses a DHCP Client process to obtain an IP
address from a DHCP Server, along with other parameters such as a
subnet mask and a
default gateway .
Invisible place holder
Figure 2-19. IP Address Configuration Menu
CAUTION:
Changes to any of the following parameters while commu-
nicating over the network (LAN or over-the-air) may cause a
loss of communication with the unit being configured.
Communication will need to be re-established using the new
IP address.
•
IP Address Mode
—Defines the source of the IP address of thisde-
vice. The IP address must be configured manually when set to
Static. A DHCP server must be available for the radio to obtain
a valid IP address when set to Dynamic. Only static IP address-
ing mode is available when VLAN Status is enabled [
Static;
Static, Dynamic
]
•
Dynamic Mode
—Enabling this option forces the transceiver (AP
or Remote) to obtain an IP address from any DHCP server avail-
able on the LAN. Dynamic Mode is also known as DHCP Client
mode. [
Disabled
]
•
Static IP Address
—The IPv4 local IP address. It need not be
defined if DHCP Client mode is enabled. [
192.168.1.1
]
•
Static IP Netmask
—The IPv4 local subnet mask. This value is
used when the radio attempts to send a locally initiated message,
either from the terminal server, or management process. You
don’t have to define it if DHCP Client mode is enabled.
[
255.255.0.0
]
•
Static IP Gateway
—The IPv4 address of the default gateway
device, typically a router. [
0.0.0.0
]