WRTP54G - configuration DHCP and static IP

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• DHCP and static IP at the same time?

  Simple scenario. My internet connection using DHCP and my home network uses a 10.x.x.x (static) addresses. How can I add an address static 10.0.0.x, in addition to the IP address provided by DHCP, if I can use internet and LAN at the same time? Under linux, it's pretty simple: ip addr add 10.0.0.1/24 dev eth0

  You cannot use two IP addresses on a single ethernet interface, if you are using DHCP, you cannot add a static IP, it is technically impossible, in this case you must use two NICs, i.e. two different interfaces. If you connect to the Internet via the DHCP protocol and you have another PC which allows you to build a local network then you you may not change the dynamic address, but can replace the LAN address is dynamic/static. For example, if the PC that has the Internet connection, add another NETWORK card, then connect the second PC with this new NIC card. Now turn on sharing on the first PC Internet connection interface and so the two PC will be able to run the home networking and Internet connectivity. You don't even need to add a static IP address.

• Separate Wired DHCP and static profiles

  Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  We have two offices within our campus. Creating a server (DHCP, static) using DHCP. Although building B (DHCP, static) also uses the DHCP protocol, it is necessary for me to assign a static IP address to my PC for various reasons.

  I need to connect my PC to each building. Using another address is not viable because building B (DHCP, static) has DHCP so the PC is assigned to the DHCP rather than another static address.

  Can I create and select separate network for DHCP and LANs static profiles?

  Thanks in advance.

  You can watch NetSwitcher or NetSetMan...

  http://netswitcher.com/

  http://www.NetSetMan.com/

  .. .to create network specific profiles...

• Auto DHCP and static IP together

  I was wondering if I could put one of my computers to a static IP address and leave the rest to Auto DHCP? Only

  I want that because I run a webcam and if the IP address changes on the computer that is running, I

  Enter and change the permissions in the port range to make it work.

  I use the WRT54GS and NM 5.5.9195 pure on a XP Home SP3 network all.

  Without a doubt! It is the usual practice, if you have devices that need a port forwarding you set the static IP address on it. Just don't choose an address from the DHCP range, which is from 100 to 149.

• ESXi 4.1 connection NIC 0 to NIC 2 to a Port DHCP and static IP address

  I have a Dell Blade M610 I recently put in place with ESXi 4.1 Software. I have the Management Console, NIC 0, a static IP address, but when I connect to a DHCP Port to NIC 1 I lose the ability to connect to the console of the VSphere Client. I get "connection failed". Remove the DHCP connection works and I can log in and manage the server.

  Question-

  What settings am I missing, that will allow me to connect it to a static IP Port and a DHCP Port at the same time?

  The static IP addressed Port is behind a firewall on a subnet to isloated. The DHCP Port is on the Production network. A point to note - while IP address static on an isolated network, the TCP/IP Port, which allows you to talk to the domain controller to add from the PC to the field, is open. Most of the other Ports TCP/IP is disabled.

  I would like to know if it is possible to realize that I need to create virtual machines to be used on the remote subnet, as well as on the Production side of the network.

  Is there a reason for the group "DHCP VMkernel" VMkernel ports on vSwitch1? If this is not the case, remove this port group. It is not necessary to connect to the network of the VM.

  André

• Wireless and wired router, DHCP and "visibility".

  Okay, it's a bit complicated, but I'll explain better than I can.

  I have a wired Linksys RV082 router. It works very well but is not wireless.  I have a Cisco/Linksys E2500 wireless router for my wireless devices to use.  the RV082 is the network of 192.168.1.x. The E2500 is the network of 192.168.0.x.  Cable Internet goes to the RV082 Wired, and a line out from there to the wireless router.  This all works fine except for a few disadvantages.

  I have an iPad that connects wireless and some of the apps offer a http:// option, so I can transfer files to this application.  I also have a network printer connected to wired and wireless devices do not.

  I have 2 problems:

  (1) in order to transfer files from my laptop (that I hung on the cable network most of the time), I disconnect the wire, wireless, then I can transfer files.  Œuvres, but it's embarrassing.

  (2) I want a netbook that I have on the wireless connection to print on my printer wired network.

  It seems that the 2 networks do not see each other.  Here are the things I've tried:

  (1) I disabled DHCP on the wireless router.  My thought is that requests for an IP address to the wireless router has sent will be transmitted along my wired router... NOT.  On my iPad and Wii, they could no longer connect wirelessly. Strangely enough, with the disconnected wire and wireless connection with my laptop, I've still was getting a 192.168.0.x IP address, even if the DHCP service is disabled on the wireless router.

  (2) thinking I would put manually the wireless router on the 192.168.1.x network, instead of saying things to get an Internet connection IP dynamicaly, I manually the IP value is 192.168.1.245.  Serious mistake.  I couldn't connect at all anywhere then.  The only way I could fix it was to hang on to my laptop computer, assign a static IP address to my laptop on the same network as the router, then I was able to get to the configuration page and to put things like he was.

  Another thing... Even when I'm connected only plugged on my laptop and wireless is disabled, I ping 192.168.0.1 (the wireless gateway) and it returns a value. But, when I try to go in a browser, I get a "page not found" error

  So, how can I get these two networks to play well and see each other?

  Thank you

  Jesse

  Put the router E2500 'bridge' mode and it will transmit the RV082.

  Assign E2500 DHCP, an IP address for itself of thje RV082, it will just be for access to the web administration E2500. System powered via the E2500 wired or wireless IP addresses will be obtained from the DHCP server on the RV082, and these will all be on the same subnet as designed to be plugged into the side of the RV082 LAN.

  Should allow you to do exactly what you want to do.

  I have a similar setup here works well with an E4200V2 right now.

• BEFSR81 and static IP to be assigned to the members of the network

  It's perhaps a little noob question.

  I have to (192.168.1.2 DHCP server OFF, wireless) WRT310N cascading through my BEFSR81 (192.168.1.1, DHCP ON), but for the life of me I can't understand where they were hiding a DHCP reservation. If there is no page for it, I was unable to find anything that looks like a workaround solution. I want to put in place so that the members of my network get the same IP addresses addresses DHCP and time "guests".

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you

  Marshall

  An obvious option is that you can replace the BEFSR81 with almost all new Linksys routers.  You can use the RVS4000 (a DHCP reservation has been added with an update of the firmware), or you could use a wireless router and turn off the wireless.  If you're thinking the RVS4000, know that it can handle only about 15 Mbps of throughput of your Internet connection, so if you have a faster connection, you'll be out of luck with this router.

  If you wish to continue using your BEFSR81, note that Linksys has certain rules very specific on how to manually setup fixed LAN IP addresses in your network devices.  You must follow these rules carefully.

  Rules for use of the LAN IP fixed address on the Linksys routers:

  With Linksys, routers, a fixed (static) IP LAN addresses must be assigned in the device that uses the address. If you enter the fixed address to the computer or the printer, not in the router.

  When you use a Linksys router, any fixed LAN IP address must be outside the DHCP server rank (typically 192.168.1.100 thru 192.168.1.149), and may not end with 0, 1 and 255.

  That's why any fixed LAN IP address would normally be of the order of
  192.168.1.2 thru 192.168.1.99 or
  192.168.1.150 thru 192.168.1.254
  assuming that you always use the default DHCP server line.

  In addition, in the computer, when you configure a static LAN IP address, you need to set the "Subnet mask" 255.255.255.0 and the 'default gateway' on 192.168.1.1 and "DNS server" on 192.168.1.1

  It is also important that the same value static LAN IP address no two devices on your network.

• WLC5508 problem with dhcp and flexconnect local switching

  Hello
  I have a new WLC 5508 with firmware 8.0.133.0 (suggested one right now) and I'm trying to set up a WLAN with flexconnect and local switching, but when I try to connect a client it is not getting an IP address.

  Here's what I did:
  -put the AP mode flexconnect
  -support vlan in the AP has allowed
  -local switching license and only in wlan
  -spread the vlan from AP to the local gateway
  -put the IP helper on local and pointed the wlc management ip gateway
  -set up a scope for the vlan Server dhcp internal WLC
  -set up a working group with the vlan-wlan association flexconnect

  Here is what I checked:
  -l'AP obtains an IP address in dhcp in the vlan, and a lease for that appear in the DHCP Server internal to the WLC
  -If I put the interface vlan on a switch in DHCP it gets the ip address of the same way
  -If I set the static IP address in the wireless client it ping the local gateway and navigate normally
  -J' tried the deactivation/activation proxy DHCP in the management connected to the WLAN interface, but nothing happened
  -J' tried Central DHCP activation of treatment with no luck

  It seems a dhcpdump on the wireless client client ask for an IP address, but get no response, as if it were the DHCP request is be filtered or diverted somehow.

  All you other ideas?

  DHCP on the controller is not a real dhcp server, see it that way. The management interface is used when defining aid ip and proxy dhcp must be enabled for internal dhcp. In your configuration, dhcp only works for the AP and should not work for any cable customer. You should be able to use the IP helper pointing to your WLC management interface but also make sure that you create an interface on the WLC for the local subnet and assign the interface to a correct address, even if it is not actually using it. Then in the new dynamic interface of this local subnet, you create, make sure that the primary dhcp is the ip address of the controller management. I think it works.

  I would really use a true if possible dhcp server or even put a dhcp scope on the interface of L3 on the production site.

  -Scott

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• External DHCP and WLC 2106

  Hello

  I built a WLC 2106 and 5 LIghweight AP 1121 G-based wireless network. Each AP have multiple ssid in VLANS separated.

  I managed to combine 5 AP to the controller and I have it configured with multiple SSID in different VLANS (each WLAN is associated with the virtual interfaces in the appropriate VLAN).

  The problem is that a wireless client cannot get its IP address from the DHCP externel which is in the same VLAN of the WLAN. And when configured with a static IP address, it works perfectly.

  Can you help please and thank you very much.

  Hi Nizar,

  The controller intercepts all broadcast traffic, so you must configure your DHCP server in your controller to allow your clients to receive DHCP.

  Using the graphical interface, go to the controller-> Interfaces. Click the interface that you use for your SSID. Enter your server DHCP here.

  I would like to know if your problem persists and we can find out what else could be wrong.

• Time Capsule do not pick up address DHCP and cable modem...

  You just bought a Time Capsule and a couple of Airport Express. If none of these devices are connected together via Ethernet, they seem to have set themselves up, and all is well.

  That being said, I tried to create a mobile network instead of pure wi - fi and am studying various behaviors that are not as expected when I rear hub to the Internet Time Capsule, but need to isolate and go 1 bit at a time... (it works not as well as suggest Apple instructions on homelessness of installation)...

  If:

  1. configuration of the modem cable shows that DHCP is 'ON' and supplied address range 192.168.0.x by 192.168.0.y,.

  2 Cable modem wireless is disabled,

  3 Time Capsule Wan is connected to the cable modem, Ethernet

  4 Time Capsule is configured to request its address IP, DHCP

  5. Airport Express is in Bridge mode and have addresses such as 10.x.y.z (appears to be from a Time capsule).

  6. safe as Time Capsule is set to be as DHCP and NAT

  7. There is NO other device in this configuration connected by Ethernet except the cable Modem and the Time Capsule.

  So, why is the IP address of the time Capsule 76.181.45.xyz? (The address is NOT in the range of the DHCP as described in the #1; it is not supposed to be?) ....

  Whence this address?

  A friend says this address puts the "other side" Time Capsule of the cable Modem, directly on the Net?... (Shouldn't worry?) ....

  If none of these devices are connected together via Ethernet, they seem to have set themselves up, and all is well.

  It's because you didn't have the devices connected via Ethernet before you set up the. Given that the installation utility saw a wireless connection, it is assumed that this was the way that you want to connect devices on your network at all times... so he put it this way.

  If you had an established connection Ethernet before you ran the installer, then the utility would have detected this connection and set up the airport to "expand using Ethernet", does not extend to assistance of wireless.

  (it works not as well as suggest Apple instructions on homelessness of installation)...

  If all goes well, you don't talk about this document... Wi - Fi base stations: extend the reach of your network wireless by adding additional base stations Wi - Fi - Apple Suppo... .. Since the 'how' information in this article is at least 4 years late, bear little resemblance to the latest version of AirPort Utility and some of the information are simply not true.  This document if trash is what you... He'll probably do more harm than good with regard to the details of setting.  The article is OK for basic general information, however.

  6. safe as Time Capsule is set to be as DHCP and NAT

  It should not be if your modem is a modem/router "" or type 'bridge' of the device which is also DHCP and NAT services. The fact that you have disabled the wireless on the device confirms that it is both a modem AND a router. That being the case, then you have two devices that both struggling among themselves to try to control the same network... AND do you also have a network error called Double NAT... something you don't want.

  Probably the best at everything again and provide us with the number of brand and model of your "modem", that we can confirm what it is that you have, then the correctly configured time Capsule to work with this device. Once the time Capsule is set up correctly, it will be easy to put in place the other airports.

• The PC HP Pavilion Sleekbook 15: Blurred and static Audio after update of Windows 10

  I was using Windows 10 quite a few months now with no problems. My sound has been clear until this morning when my computer automatically updated itself. After the update, I noticed that my sound (which worked perfectly fine before the update) was blurred and subdued, with a noise static when the music I listened to hit a higher mark. This had not happened before. Not until I've updated. So far, I checked to see if I need to update something new for my audio device in Device Manager, but I was told that everything is up to date.

  Previously, a few years ago I had a similar problem when updating from Windows 8, but rather my audio is completely out. Waiting to see if something like that happen again. I'm not sure what to do on my audio now, but I'm afraid to uninstall my sound card where I can bring him back despite says he's coming back. In addition, I don't know what to do for my specific product. I've read that many others have had similar problems, so if someone could help me I would be very grateful.

  Thank you in advance.

  Hello

  You can update driver Audio IDT high definition (HD) and check?

  Version 6.10.6425.0

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp59501-60000/sp59802.exe

  Also, I suggest you to disable all the improvements in the properties of speakers and check out. See the steps below:

  1. Press on the key Windows + X.
  2. Click on Control Panel.
  3. Double-click the sound icon and click on speakers.
  4. Click on Properties.
  5. Click the enhancements tab.
  6. Now, click on "disable all sound effects.
  7. Click OK , and then check if the problem persists.

  If the problem still exists, as a solution, I suggest you uninstall and reinstall the sound drivers in compatibility mode and check if it works for you,. Refer to the steps below:

  Follow the steps to uninstall the audio driver:

  1. Press the Windows key + X key , and then click Device Manager.
  2. Expand 'Audio Video and Game Controllers'.
  3. Right-click on the audio device listed and click on 'Uninstall'.
  4. Select the option to remove the software driver.
  5. Restart the computer after its uninstalled.

  Now download the drivers from the manufacturer's Web site and install it in Windows 8.1 compatibility mode. Follow the steps below to install the drivers in compatibility mode:

  1. Right click on the driver configuration file and click on 'Properties'.
  2. Click on the "compatibility" tab and check the box ' run this program in compatibility mode for "and select operating system Windows 8.1 since the menu drop-down."
  3. Click 'Apply' and click on 'OK' and run the file to install it.

  Hope this helps you...

  Click on Bravo and accept as a Solution if my answer was helpful and answered your question.

  I am an employee of HP!

• Removal of the SBS 2011 server how to migrate DHCP and DNS services to the firewall

  I have a small client that has an old server that comes close to falling; its off primary runnign the disk space and must often be restarted.  they do not need the server and it was decided to remove the server and use a working group with NAS drive for their records.  They have a sonicwall firewall that can handle all DHCP services.  All computers have disjoint form field, all profiles will migrate the workstation's local user accounts.  all work, printing, file sharing and internet services.  When the server is stopped, after about 10 minutes the network goes down and I can't even log into the firewall.

  How I got out of shape services DHCP from the server to the firewall?  the firewall has active DHCP and the range of rental contract is configured correctly, but cann no PC connect when the server is off.

  Im trying to finish this tomorrow so if anyone can help me tonight it would be very appreciated...

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
  *

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  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/Forum
  
  
  If you give us a link to the new thread we can point to some resources it

• Must configure WAG54GS as static IP of no. - NAT router

  I have a WAG54GS and I also have a Linksys firewall device, separate units.

  My PC are behind the Linksys firewall that has a port WAN1 allowing plug a router device.

  Currently the WAG54GS is factory with NAT and active firewall settings.

  I want to use this device as a router with phew tirned NAT and firewall disabled and LAN IP even as the WAN IP routers.

  Having a hard time trying to figure out how to proceed.

  Following the basic guide of Linksys, but this doesn't seem to work.

  I have 8 account no. - NAT IP

  Have configured article RFC 1483 routed and changed routers LAN IP to match the WAN IP routers.

  But it doesn't seem to work.

  The Linksys firewall is everything is OK, as I have here another Zyxel router configured the same way and that working with the firewall OK.

  Anyone know if it is actually possible to do it on this model or not.

  Also it doesn't seem to be anywhere in the connection user name and the password under the RFC 1483 screen, someone knows why this is? all other routers I have sections to enter the user name and password even on static connections.

  All in all it looks like a bit of a strange fish

  > However, in this case, your ISP must automatically assign the correct static IP address based on the user name > and password. For example, to configure PPPoA with your user name and password and check whether it connects or not and > what you get the IP address. If it works properly you can use. If it does not work or does not connect, then you cannot use > the WAG.

  Well well... waddyah know, it works!  Why can't I thought... especially because I followed the advice on the website.

  They should update for customers in the United Kingdom may be...

  Thanks a lot again once, configure everything and work a treat!

  Jim.

• IPSec Tunnel between Cisco 2801 and Netscren 50 with NAT and static

  Hello

  My problem isn't really the IPSec connection between two devices (it is already done...) But my problem is that I have a mail server on the site of Cisco, who have a static NAT from inside to outside. Due to the static NAT, I do not see the server in the VPN tunnel. I found a document that almost describes the problem:

  "Configuration of a router IPSEC Tunnel private-to-private network with NAT and static" (Document ID 14144)

  NAT takes place before the encryption verification!

  In this document, the solution is 'routing policy' using the loopback interface. But, how can I handle this with the Netscreen firewall. Someone has an idea?

  Thanks for any help

  Best regards

  Heiko

  Hello

  Try to change your static NAT with static NAT based policy.

  That is to say the static NAT should not be applicable for VPN traffic

  permissible static route map 1

  corresponds to the IP 104

  access-list 104 refuse host ip 10.1.110.10 10.1.0.0 255.255.0.0

  access-list 104 allow the host ip 10.1.110.10 all

  IP nat inside source static 10.1.110.10 81.222.33.90 map of static route

  HTH

  Kind regards

  GE.

• Selection extended DHCP and several VLANs

  I have a switch that has 2 VLANS: vlan 2 and vlan 3 - and both computers are connected to the switch where each PC is a member of one of VLAN.

  PC2 = VLAN2

  PC3 = VLAN3

  The switch is connected to a router that acts as a DHCP server with several 3 DHCP scopes for each of VLAN, basically a simple configuration "router on a stick".  This question has been confusing me for some time: How does the router knows what dhcp scope to assign an IP address to a particular computer?

  Let's say PC2 is now trying to get an IP address from the DHCP server, I know initially that he will send a DHCP DISCOVER broadcast to the router message and I assume that the router will know the VLAN demand coming as well based on the information contained in the package. But how the router discerns what scope to assign IP address to PC2 especially if I need PC2 to have an IP address in the subnet 192.168.2.0 and NOT 192.168.3.0 or vice versa?  The controls of such a choice?

  IP dhcp pool vlan1

  DHCP excluded-address IP 192.168.2.1 192.168.2.10

  DHCP excluded-address IP 192.168.3.1 192.168.3.10

  !
  IP dhcp pool vlan2
  network 192.168.2.0 255.255.255.0
  test.com domain name
  Server DNS 192.168.2.1
  default router 192.168.2.1

  !

  IP dhcp pool vlan3
  network 192.168.3.0 255.255.255.0
  test.com domain name
  Server DNS 192.168.2.1
  default router 192.168.3.1

  THX sc.

  Hi Sherwin,

  It's will be very simple. I guess that on the router configuration stick will have something like below.

  FAS int 0/0.2

  encapsulation dot1q 2

  IP 192.168.2.1 255.255.255.0

  FAS int 0/0.3

  encapsulation dot1q 3

  address 192.168.3.1 IP 255.255.255.0

  Now when a PC that is connected to the VLAN 2 send a DHCP broadcast this program is received by the interface that belongs to the same broadcast domain (VLAN 2). This broadcast is received by the Fas 0/0.2 and this has encapsulation dot1q sub interface 2 and so it will be part of the same broadcast domain (VLAN 2). If the router will search if there is no DHCP scope configured for the ip range on the interface sub Fas 0/0, 2. Now, router knows the 192.168.2.0 extended DHCP and assign the IP range of this scope to any PC in the VLAN2.

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning

  Najaf

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