Not sure what you are talking about. "must cofigure that IP address manually for that host" If you are talking about the local router interface then Yes. If you talking about the hosts on the LAN then "NO, its not necessary to manually assign addresses"
A cisco router can as a DHCP server and issue IP addresses to hosts on the local LAN. However, on the Router interface it must have a Static IP address assigned to it on the Local LAN.
wow this was simply helpfull, or rather its going to be.
Thanks
Fulano2000 1 year ago
Not sure what you are talking about. "must cofigure that IP address manually for that host" If you are talking about the local router interface then Yes. If you talking about the hosts on the LAN then "NO, its not necessary to manually assign addresses"
A cisco router can as a DHCP server and issue IP addresses to hosts on the local LAN. However, on the Router interface it must have a Static IP address assigned to it on the Local LAN.
rshaw99167 2 years ago
Yeah you can, but you must configure that IP address manually for that host.
Remember, the DHCP server is only offering addresses.
The routing is another different thing :)
1010FoX0101 2 years ago
Cheers 4 the upload, got a question can you reserve a DHCP address for a workstation say on 10.0.0.9?
Cheers
liverpoolatnight 2 years ago