WRT320N the static DHCP leases

Hello

I have a wrt320n. It works well, but I need the static DHCP leases.

the reason is simple: If you use static port forward for applications that don't support upnp, and the customer receives a different IP that is specified for the port forward, everything is messed up.

I couldn't find any reference for this feature in the manual or in the web interface of the router, so I guess that's not possible ATM.

could you please add support for this feature (pretty basic)?

Thanks in advance.

Static DHCP leases are called a DHCP on the WRT320n reservation. Its on the configuration page of the installation program of base next to the list of DHCP server.

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