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IP Address, IP Mask, IP Router, VLAN ID, SNTP Server, Renew

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Chapter 3 WEB Management DHCP request; if it receives no response from the DHCP server within about 35 seconds, and the IP address is set to a non-zero value, the switch will disable the DHCP client function, and directly use the configured IP address. In addition, the switch as a DHCP client will also announce its own host name (that is, the configured system name) on the local network for use in DNS query.  IP Address: To set the switch's management IP address.  IP Mask: To set the switch's subnet mask.  IP Router: To set the IP address of the default gateway of the switch.  VLAN ID: To set the ID number of the switch's management VLAN, ranging 1~4095.  SNTP Server: To set the IP address of the SNTP server. After the SNTP server has been set correctly, the switches will automatically synchronize time with the set SNTP server after it is connected to the Internet; the Internet-provided SNTP servers include 192.43.244.18, 129.6.15.28, etc., for more knowledge and servers of SNTP, please visit http://www.ntp.org.  Renew: After the DHCP client function is enabled, clicking on this button can immediately update the DHCP lease (updating the lease time, or get a new IP address). Tip: After modifying the switch's IP address, you must use a new IP address to log into the device, and the IP for logging in to the host is on the same network segment! http://www.level1.com Page 14

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Chapter 3
WEB Management
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DHCP request; if it receives no response from the DHCP server within about 35
seconds, and the IP address is set to a non-zero value, the switch will disable the
DHCP client function, and directly use the configured IP address. In addition, the
switch as a DHCP client will also announce its own host name (that is, the
configured system name) on the local network for use in DNS query.
IP Address:
To set the switch's management IP address.
IP Mask:
To set the switch's subnet mask.
IP Router:
To set the IP address of the default gateway of the switch.
VLAN ID:
To set the ID number of the switch's management VLAN, ranging
1~4095.
SNTP Server:
To set the IP address of the SNTP server. After the SNTP server has
been set correctly, the switches will automatically synchronize time with the set
SNTP server after it is connected to the Internet; the Internet-provided SNTP
servers include 192.43.244.18, 129.6.15.28, etc., for more knowledge and servers
of SNTP, please visit http://www.ntp.org.
Renew:
After the DHCP client function is enabled, clicking on this button can
immediately update the DHCP lease (updating the lease time, or get a new IP
address).
Tip:
After modifying the switch's IP address, you must use a new IP address to log into the
device, and the IP for logging in to the host is on the same network segment!