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Telnet to the IP address of the device. Use Hyperterminal if you want to get a copy of the config (using capture to file) Login as Administrator with a blank password (the default otherwise use the password you gave it)
dhcp server pool list (this will show a list of the current server pools) (To add a new DHCP pool use the add command, or to configure an existing pool, go straight to the config command)
add (if you want to create a new one) name = DHCP2 (name must be different to existing pools) [index] = 1 :dhcp server pool add name=test index=1
If a pool has active leases (eg the default LAN_private) youll need to clear the active leases first as follows: :dhcp server lease list (view leases the colon is required if executing from other than root level) :dhcp server lease flush (flush all leases the colon is required if executing from other than root level)
config name = DHCP2 (use the name of the pool you want to configure LAN_private is the standard pool) [state] = enabled [intf] = LocalNetwork (interface name see below how to list interfaces) [index] = 1 [poolstart] = 192.168.1.20 [poolend] = 192.168.1.99 [netmask] = 24 (this is 255.255.255.0) [gateway] = 192.168.1.254 [server] = 192.168.1.254 [primdns] = 192.168.1.254 [secdns] = [dnsmetric] = 0 [primwins] =
[secwins] = [leasetime] = 86400 (configures a 1 day lease) [renewtime] = [rebindtime] = [unnumbered] = [localgw] = :dhcp server pool config name=LAN_private index=0 poolstart=192.168.1.20 poolend=192.168.1.99 primdns=192.168.1.254 leasetime=86400