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If you want to offer network settings with a DHCP server, you must configure the settings of each network interface that should offer network settings.
Activate DHCP: Activates the DHCP server at the selected network interface. IP address: Select the IP address where the DHCP server should answer DHCP requests of the clients. IP range: Set the IP range that should be available for the clients. Enter the first and the last IP of the range. DNS server: IP addresses of the DNS servers that are transmitted to the clients. Router: The IP address of the router (default gateway, standard route) transmitted to the client. WINS server: IP addresses of WINS servers that are transmitted to the clients. NTP server: IP address of NTP (network time protocol) servers. TFTP server IP or hostname: IP address or hostname of a TFTP server that can offer information for devices that load their system or system configuration over the network (e.g. VoIP devices). Reservations: Assign a specified IP address to a specific network device defined by a specific MAC address. These reservations can be used for WLAN clients for example so that other devices will not get an IP address.
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