Edit LAN DHCP or Static IP Values

You can configure the Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) server settings on a Cloud Connector's LAN interfaces. These are generally the Wi-Fi interfaces and properly assigned Ethernet ports.

Before You Begin

• Determine the LAN interface you want to configure DHCP on. name of a Cloud Connector with a configured Wi-Fi interface so that you can access the Edge Node Details page to edit the DHCP server settings.
• All interfaces share the same DHCP server, so you only need to set it once per Cloud Connector.

1. From the Edge Node Details page, click the Network tab.
2. Choose a WAN interface from the the Interface drop down menu.
   Valid LAN devices are WiFi-2.4GHz, WiFi-5GHz, LAN1, and LAN2.
3. Select Manage Addresses.
   The Manage Addresses drawer opens.
4. You may now configure the essential values for this DHCP server.
   • Edge DHCP server IP address - The IP address on the LAN that each remote device connects with to obtain its IP address.
   • Subnet Mask - The subnet portion used to define the network where DHCP services are available.
   • DHCP start address - The starting address in the range of DHCP server addresses.
   • DHCP end address - The ending address in the range of DHCP server addresses.
5. You can continue to configure a Static IP address range on this LAN.
   • Static IP Address - The IP address on the LAN used with the subnet mask to define the network where static IP addresses are available.
   • Static Subnet Mask - The subnet portion used to define the network where static IP addresses are available.
   • Static Start Address - The starting address in the range of static IP addresses.
   • Static End Address - The starting address in the range of static IP addresses.
6. Click Save to save any changes.