EA2700 DHCP reservations

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• EA4500: DHCP reservations problems after FW v2.1.41 (Build 162351)

  Hi people...

  I liked the new FW 2.1.41 (Build 162351), BUT I'm having
  a big problem: DHCP reservations.

  With the FW 2.1.41 (Build 162351), reserves of DHCP
  does not work. I have set up the set, but after I click in a request,
  EA4500 change everything, put a few crazy IPs to my devices.
  remove certain devices etc.

  SOLVED!

  I support FW v2.0.37 and I noticed that there is no subnet mask 255.255.254.0 in options...

  Then, I put the new FW (2.1.41) and choose the 255.255.255.0 subnet...

  When I tried to make the DHCP reservations I don't have problems...

  In short:

  If I use the FW 2.1.39, I can use the subnet mask 255.255.254.0 and the

  DHCP reservations works...

  If I use the FW 2.1.41, just with the subnet mask 255.255.255.0 or

  255.255.255.128 or 255.255.255.192 which DHCP reservations works.
  

  In my view, that it is a firmware issue

  Now I'm happy.

  Thanks for all!

• EA6200 DNS / DHCP reservation

  Hello.  I recently replaced my old router with a Linksys EA6200, and I'm having a little trouble getting a local DNS is working properly.

  On my network, I like to set up DHCP reservations to make it easier to find certain machines.  For example, let's say I have a DHCP reservation for 192.168.1.101 for a machine called "bob".  DHCP seems to assign the IP address to the machine, so that part seems to work very well.  But the DNS server of the router does not have "bob."  It worked well on each other router I've owned.  Any ideas what I'm missing?

  OK, I think I knew what was going on, but I'll leave this here case that someone else has the same problem. It seems that my clients were still on my old router dhcp lease, so they had not recorded. Forcing them to renew their dhcp lease seems to correct the problem.

• WRT1900AC limits of DHCP reservation

  When you set the WRT1900AC, I want to put on 50 DHCP reservations (these are virtual machines deployed by other software that gives me known MAC addresses, but sets to get the IP address of the DHCP server and I need them to be called IP addresses for a classroom environment).

  The problem is, once you've spent 12 reservations, the button 'OK' to save is off the screen and there is no scroll bar.  I can understand the number of tabs to reach the stop button, but I know that I'll never be able to see the full list or below the most important area where is shows who is connected with what IPs currently.

  (1) this form should get fixed.

  (2) is there a way to set this up, like downloading a configuration file.  I used to do with DDWRT on my old G 52, but I am wary of jumping to DDWRT on a newer platform.  Is there another method of confururation other than the GUI?

  It is a bug. As a solution to use the zoom of the typical browser.

• What linksys Modem router supports WOL or DHCP reservation?

  Hi all

  What linksys Modem router supports WOL or DHCP reservation?

  Thank you Alex

  Hello. I checked the site made up of Cisco and up to 3000 X & X 2000 has the DHCP reservation and like many Eseries routers they have. Just try to check homesupport.cisco.com.

• Table of DHCP reservation

  I just assigned a manual static IP on my WiFi printer and reserved in the DHCP reservation Board. Which works very well.

  The problem is, ALL the devices listed in this table, take the name of the device that is reserved, after you save the settings. Even if I change the name (something like "printer"), then all of the other devices also take this name, when I save the settings.

  Is that all that I should be concerned about? I updated the firmware (made yesterday); is there something that I can or should do about it?

  The changes take place in the 'Customer name' of the upper table column.

  IT is recommended that you set a static IP address ON the device or put a reserve ON the router, not both. I recommend that you set static on the printer as it does not need much, if any, internet management or a router. IT what I do with my 3 printers.

• Cisco Connect Cloud and DHCP reservation

  Before updating my firmware on my EA2700, I can easily book IP address for my wired device. With the new interface of cloud, click to select the device in the upper back in the reserved intellectual property pane below. When I try to save the IP address change I get two errors: No 1) characters of the IP address invalid) 2 name. I get the same errors, even though I'm not edid not change the name or the IP address.

  In regard to the name of the device, I don't have not change anything or rename the device. A device has a '-' in the name and the router was happy with it until I tried to book the INVESTIGATION period. Another had a "'" in the name, same problem again.

  My Beach 192.168.1.200 to 192.168.1.250 DHCP network and I use the range of 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.100 for static IP address. When I tried to book a static IP address below 192.168.1.200, the router say that it is an invalid IP address.

  Workaround for this problem was temporary game DHCP vary to 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.50 and set the static IP address in this range and rename the devices that will accept the EA2700. Then I move the DHCP from 192.168.1.50 to 192.168.1.100 Beach and repeat the process. After all static IP are affected, so I reset the DHCP 192.168.1.200 to 192.168.1.250 beach.

  It is a pain to do. In the previous version (less cloud), it was a breeze to do. Also, I don't understand how to redirect ports with the new interface. Is - this progress?

  If the cloud gives you any new benefit, then perhaps you should consider coming back to the firmware that was simple and reliable.

• RV120W Wireless - N VPN Firewall - DHCP reservation

  Hello

  I have two or three sites with VPN Firewall-Router Wireless-N RV120W, I need the ip address of the client printers in reserve, but I do not see the option. could someone show how to book clients ip?... or this function isn't avialiable longer?

  Thank you

  Hi Eduardo, this function must be placed-

  Networking

  >

  LAN (local area network)

  >

  Public static DHCP (LAN)

  -Tom
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• DHCP reservation for port VMkernal

  Hi friends,

  I want to reserve the ip address for the port vmkernal group. Normally we must provide the mac address of the DHCP client to configure a reservation on the DHCP scope. Group vmkernal here is a virtual ports, how do I do this?

  Kind regards

  Arumon

  Network configuration open as shown on the screenshot.

  ---

  MCSA, MCTS Hyper-V, VCP 3/4, VMware vExpert

  http://blog.vadmin.ru

• Reserved DHCP WRT160NL customers are not appearing in the window of DHCP reservation... Why?

  I have 5 computers connected to my router. 4 are wired and I put in place so that each of the 5 has its own static address. One of these computers is my DVR security camera system to allow monitoring my cameras remotely. It worked very well for years, and now I can't access the DVR remotely. I noticed in the router configuration that DHCP clients are not displayed appear as active, even if the two computers are on. I am running XP Pro on these machines and I can PING each other so I know some communication happens. Also, I can access cameras DVR from my main computer using the internal IP address, I assigned to the DVR, but not if I try to use my current WAN IP address.

  Would appreciate any advice on the resolution of this problem.

  Thank you

  It may have something to do with the firmware of the router. I suggest that you should do. The firmware that you can download from the site Web of Linksys is version 1.0.0.3 build 2. (http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support/routers/WRT160NL). After the upgrade, reset the router to factory settings (pressing and holding the reset button). It is best to re - configure the router from scratch also. Try to power cycle your network as well.

• Nighthawk D7000 - address DHCP reservation does not

  Hello

  I bought a Nighthawk D7000 AC1900 a few weeks ago to replace by BT Home Hub 5 which I use with 1 BT infinity. A few days ago, I decided to try to book a number of IP addresses that I need this so that the Port Forwarding works properly but no matter how many times I tried woudn't work. I don't know if this has been affected by the new firmware or not.

  Did anyone else experienced it?

  Well I ended up coming back to the 1.0.0.32 firmware and guess what it works perfectly.

• How to get a reservation in DHCP address when using NAT networking?

  I am looking for a solution on how to make a reservation in DHCP for a VM for Linux Mint13 when using NAT networking.

  It would make life so much easier if I could be sure that this machine has a fixed IP address, I might add in the host to host files and thus get name resolution working for her.

  I use the virtual linux machine mainly to test a Web site before going live and I used the bridged network and listed my DLINK router DHCP reservation.

  But it won't work if I move the laptop Win7 to another place, so I really need NAT and a fixed address.

  I found this discussion, which deals with the same issue so I followed the solution and this added to the end of vmnetdhcp.conf:

  host agiwebdev {}

  Hardware ethernet 00: 0C: 29:72:09:58;

  fixed-address 192.168.80.10;

  }

  (with comments, stop and WorkStation7 closed altogether).

  But the result after starting it all this is still once the client always reports its address as 192.168.80.157, which is the old address it before my edit.

  What have I done wrong?

  The guest of LinuxMint13 was created and is running in VMWare Workstation on a host Win7ProX64 7.1.6

  I'm really stupid...

  It turns out that the answer was in the discussion I linked to:

  Restart the service of Windows 7 VMWare DHCP service with disconnected guest network card, then plug it in and the new address is here!

  Simple as that!

  So in fact already was answering the question I asked.

• How do I book DHCP on a WN203?

  I just started setting up my new WN203 to replace the part of a former ConnectionHub of Bell wireless. I got past the initial and assigned substance to a range of DHCP addresses to the new cluster of WN203, but I do not see how to associate a specific address to a particular wireless device.

  In case it isn't clear, let me give the example. When an address is assigned to a camera wireless AP, let's say his 192.168.2.220, I need to always get in the future so I can map this external address. In the ConnectionHub it's simple, there are two things to do. Assign the 220 to the MAC address and then put a new entry in a table of transfer from the port to say what external address matches. I think that the AP has reserve capacity, that I have not found, but port forwarding must take place at the router level.

  I didn't know how it worked, so I tried a number of things and this is what worked for me.

  I let the WN203 be a ConnectionHub upstream DHCP client and it has been assigned an IP address in the pool, which subsequently, I coded as a DHCP reservation. I turned on the WN203 of the DHCP service.

  When I used the WN203 network, my devices were assigned the same IP addresses by the ConnectionHub that he had used when its wireless feature worked. I was then able to use the same DHCP reservations as before which turned to simplify the whole process.

• DDNS - Port forwarding - DHCP

  I would like to open a few ports to allow access to some of the services that I have running and you want to keep it as simple as possible.  The variables I have in the game are:

  Laptop with several wireless (built in, an external wireless AC) as well as ethernet adapters.  The result is THREE MAC addresses as possible targets for each port that I need to pass.    I would like to be able to redirect the ports based on the computer name instead of the ip address/mac address.  From what I see, each MAC address will be a separate DHCP reservation and I wil be able to transfer to a SINGLE ip address.

  What I would do is to transfer the ports for the name of the machine, so the solution does not care how the machine is connected, just that it is connected and have the solution to associate the port of the host name instead of IP or Mac-based.

  My goal is to be able to reach my computer via VPN from outside or DDNS and use several services regardless of the way in which the computer is connected (ethernet, Wireless N or AC)

  Tips on the easiest way to set up or update as possible in the future, who can do this job? I already have DDNS and I know that VPN can happen later, but left the question of how to map the ports.

  Thank you!

  On this, I agree with DigitalDreamer. You can open ports via IP addresses with Linksys router. Using the ports which are not standard is a great way to secure your network. You can also set a static IP address on your laptop so that the ethernet and wireless adapter will use a single IP address. You should pay attention to what an interface is connected to your home network at all times, but that should work fine.

  Hope that helps

• device does not appear on the list of devices or parental control - model EA2700

  My son's iPod caused the parental conrols system crash. For some reason any his ipod has shown three times on the list of devices. So, I hit the 'X' on the list of devices when it has been disconnected to remove it from the list. Now, I can't it appears below the list of main devices or parental control. I can see the unit if I look under the DMZ/DHCP client table. I can even see it under the access as a guest, but it will not show upward under a regular connection, so I can't control it how do I get it to show up again?

  The ipod must log on again, then it should appear.

  I usually reserve an ip address for these devices in a dhcp reservation and give it a name in the reserve for the devices shows always like something that I can recognize because it can appear as just "peripheral network' for a name.