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IP management




Single clients / network settings

Client name 1,2

IP Address 1,2

(eg. 255.255.255.0)

Netmask 2

(eg. 255.255.255.0)

MAC Address 1,2

(eg. 009b52a5e121)

Gateway 2

(eg. 192.168.0.1)



IP adress range

First IP 1,2

(eg. 192.168.0.200)

Last IP 1,2

(eg. 192.168.0.254)

Netmask 2

(eg. 255.255.255.0)

Gateway 2

(eg. 192.168.0.1)



Search



Locked IP ranges

First IP

Last IP

Action


Dynamic IP ranges

First IP

Last IP

Netmask

Gateway

Action


Used IP addresses

Status

Client name

IP Address

MAC Address

1

aTdeb13x64bullseyedebCinnamonFullx64de

192.168.1.48

005328247df6

2

aTdeb13x64bullseyedebLxqtFullx32en

192.168.1.47

00bfe0f24660

3

aTdeb13x64LM21VanessaMatex64de

192.168.1.52

00e98a445294

4

aTdeb13x64NobleLubuntux64fr

192.168.1.49

00f173a36c26

5

aTdeb13x64NobleMatex64en

192.168.1.50

00a83af6c6db

6

aTdeb13x64trixiedebLxqtFullx64fr

192.168.1.51

00dda0e6370f




Help: IP management

This dialog helps you to administer network settings for devices beyond m23.

Single clients / network settings

Here you can assign specific network settings to single devices or lock specific values, that are then no longer available for m23 clients and thus cannot wrongly be assigned to an m23 client.

  • Lock clientname / IP / MAC: By use of the function Lock clientname / IP / MAC, you can lock a client name, an IP address or a MAC address (e.g. the IP address of a network printer), so that this value cannot wrongly be used for m23 clients. Enter the IP, MAC address or name you would like to lock into the fields "Client name", "IP Address" or "MAC Address" and click on "Lock clientname / IP / MAC". The usage of the "Lock clientname / IP / MAC" function requires you to fill out at least one of the fields marked with 1.

  • Add settings to DHCP server: If you would like to allocate network settings to a device by use of DHCP, you can enter your values in the fields "Client name", "IP Address", "Netmask", "MAC Address" and "Gateway" and click on "Add settings to DHCP server". The fields marked with 2 are all required for this function.

IP adress range

For IP address ranges, a similar functionality is available. Unlike at "Single clients / network settings" you will not enter single devices or network settings, but you can define a range of IP addresses where the IPs will be locked for m23 or where the IPs will be dynamically allotted to devices which are not m23 clients.

  • Lock IP range: Please enter the first and the last IP address into the fields "First IP" and "Last IP" and the corresponding network mask ("Netmask") and click on "Lock IP range". All IPs in the indicated range (including the first and the last IP address) will be blocked for m23 and can no longer wrongly be used for m23 clients. The values marked with 1 are required for this function.

  • Add dynamic IP range: Please enter the first and the last IP address into the fields "First IP" and "Last IP" and the corresponding network mask ("Netmask") and the gateway ("Gateway") and click on "Add dynamic IP range". All IPs in the indicated range (including the first and the last IP address) will be allotted dynamically to devices searching for a DHCP server in the network. The values marked with 2 are required for this function.

Adress tables

The three tables "Used IP addresses", "Dynamic IP ranges" and "Locked IP ranges" contain the values administered by the IP management. You can use the "Search" field to enter a search term (IP, network mask, MAC, group name or other client properties) to narrow down the number of values shown in the tables. If you would like to remove the settings in one of the table rows, check the box at the end of the corresponding row and click on "remove" or use the "remove" button at the end of the row.