User's Manual

SPEEDLAN 9200 User Guide Part # 34357-MNL Rev.03
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• Provide addresses for any requests: Provides addresses to any client.
• Provide addresses for known clients only: Provides addresses to the
clients that appear in this list only.
• Apply: Click to implement changes.
• Add Client: Click this button to add a DHCP client. For more
information, see Adding a DHCP Client.
• Edit: Click this button to edit a DHCP client. Note: Clicking this button
displays similar information explained in the next section, but it
allows you to modify the current client information. The fields will
be populated, based on the client information entered.
• Delete: Click this button to remove a DHCP client.
Note: To go back to the main DHCP page, click the Back to Main DHCP Page link,
as shown on the page above.
Adding a DHCP Client
When you click the Add Client button on the Known Clients for DHCP Subnet page,
the following page will appear:
Figure 3-36: Adding a DHCP Client
This is where you can specify the name of the computer or device, MAC address and its
corresponding IP address that should be assigned to that device at all times. The
elements on this page are described below:
• Hardware (MAC) Address: In a LAN environment each computer
contains its own Medium Access Control (MAC) address, which is the
embedded and unique hardware number.
• Name: Enter the name of the host.