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I needed to assign static IP addresses to machines on my network. Unfortunatly, the DNS-323 does not allow to specify static IP for hosts (MAC addresses) as a DHCP server.
The trick I have used consist of adding the following at the end of the "/etc/udhcpd.conf" and "/etc/udhcpd.conf.def" files:
static_lease 00:23:54:90:xx:xx 192.168.0.2 # my_upnp_server
static_lease 00:19:66:2A:xx:xx 192.168.0.150 # my_computer
static_lease 00:13:D3:A9:xx:xx 192.168.0.170 # my_AV_amplifier
And it worked.
I hope this can be helpfull...
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Just so that you're aware - any ip address assigned by a DHCP server, is, by definition, dynamic - if the DHCP server is not available, the device will not receive the address.
Static addresses do not require a DHCP server to be present - they are set at the device.
What you are referring to above is correctly known as a DHCP reservation.
Last edited by fordem (2010-04-02 23:24:06)
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