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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

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Field Time period Filter Time Severity Category/Event type Event description Event Details Download Icon Description Select the time frame for which you want to schedule logging. Click Filter to display the data. Current logs It displays the time when the event occurred. It displays the severity of the logged event. It displays the category/Event type to which the entry belongs. It displays the description of the event. It Displays the Event information in detail. Click on Download Icon to download the logs in .csv format to PC. Connections This table lists the active Internet sessions through the router's firewall. In addition, it displays the session's protocol, source IP, total sessions, and port number. The fields available on this page are as follows: Field Source IP Protocol Total sessions Port number Description It displays the source IP address at which the connection gets established. It displays the protocol used to establish the connection. It displays the total number of sessions established at the source IP address. It displays the port number at which the session establishes. Client The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) simplifies the configuration and management of the IP address of the devices like printers, laptops, desktops, etc., present on the network. A range of IP addresses that are assigned for the devices is known as the DHCP pool. When you add a device to a network where it gets its IP address from the DHCP server dynamically, one of the IP addresses from the configured DHCP pool is assigned to the device. However, these IP addresses are given to the clients only for a limited amount of time, and this process is called a DHCP lease. The DHCP lease gets renewed on its own after the lease time is expired.

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Field
Description
Time period
Select the time frame for which you want to schedule logging.
Filter
Click
to display the data.
Filter
Current logs
Time
It displays the time when the event occurred.
Severity
It displays the severity of the logged event.
Category/Event type
It displays the category/Event type to which the entry belongs.
Event description
It displays the description of the event.
Event Details
It Displays the Event information in detail.
Download Icon
Click on Download Icon to download the logs in .csv format to PC.
Connections
This table lists the active Internet sessions through the router’s firewall. In addition, it displays the session’s protocol, source IP, total sessions,
and port number.
The fields available on this page are as follows:
Field
Description
Source IP
It displays the source IP address at which the connection gets established.
Protocol
It displays the protocol used to establish the connection.
Total sessions
It displays the total number of sessions established at the source IP address.
Port number
It displays the port number at which the session establishes.
Client
The
(DHCP) simplifies the configuration and management of the IP address of the devices like printers,
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
laptops, desktops, etc., present on the network. A range of IP addresses that are assigned for the devices is known as the DHCP pool. When you
add a device to a network where it gets its IP address from the DHCP server dynamically, one of the IP addresses from the configured DHCP
pool is assigned to the device. However, these IP addresses are given to the clients only for a limited amount of time, and this process is called a
. The DHCP lease gets renewed on its own after the lease time is expired.
DHCP lease