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Section 2 - Installation Router/Bridge The VoIP phone allows you to connect the network device (e.g. a laptop PC) to the LAN port. When the phone is set at Router mode and the integrated DHCP Server is enabled, the phone will allocate an IP address to the connected device. It can also modify the received network packets (i.e. to translate the network address) and forward them to the Internet through its WAN interface. On the other hand, the received network packets from LAN port will be forwarded without modification if the VoIP phone is set at Bridge mode. Note: We strongly recommend that you should connect only one device to the LAN port since the VoIP phone is not designed for the purpose of constructing a local area network like a SOHO or an enterprise network router does. NAT Mode: Set the VoIP phone at Router or Bridge mode. DHCP Server: Enable or disable the integrated DHCP Server. LAN IP: Allocate an IP address to the LAN interface (e.g. 192.168.xxx.xxx). IP Subnet Mask: An unchangeable subnet mask that means the VoIP phone allows 254 network terminals in maximum. IP Pool Starting/ IP addresses within the range are available to be allocated to the connected DHCP clients. Ending Address: Lease Time: The valid period of the allocated IP addresses. Domain Name: Domain name for the local area network constructed by the phone. Click Submit to save and activate the changes, or Reset to restore the configurations. D-Link DPH-128MS User Manual 79

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D-Link DPH-1±8MS User Manual
Section ± - Installation
Router/Bridge
The VoIP phone allows you to connect the network device (e.g. a
laptop PC) to the LAN port. When the phone is set at Router mode
and the integrated DHCP Server is enabled, the phone will allocate
an IP address to the connected device. It can also modify the
received network packets (i.e. to translate the network address) and
forward them to the Internet through its WAN interface. On the other
hand, the received network packets from LAN port will be forwarded
without modification if the VoIP phone is set at Bridge mode.
Note:
We strongly recommend that you should connect only one
device to the LAN port since the VoIP phone is not designed for the
purpose of constructing a local area network like a SOHO or an
enterprise network router does.
NAT Mode:
DHCP Server:
LAN IP:
IP Subnet Mask:
IP Pool Starting/
Ending Address:
Lease Time:
Domain Name:
Set the VoIP phone at Router or Bridge mode.
Enable or disable the integrated DHCP Server.
Allocate an IP address to the LAN interface (e.g. 192.168.xxx.xxx).
An unchangeable subnet mask that means the VoIP phone allows 254 network terminals in maximum.
IP addresses within the range are available to be allocated to the connected DHCP clients.
The valid period of the allocated IP addresses.
Domain name for the local area network constructed by the phone.
Click
Submit
to save and activate the changes, or
Reset
to restore the configurations.