AP Network DHCP Options

Supported access points can use internal or external DHCP server resources to provide the dynamic assignment of IP addresses to requesting clients. DHCP is a protocol that includes IP address allocation and delivery of host-specific configuration parameters from a DHCP server to a host. Some of these parameters are IP address, gateway and network mask.

The DHCP Options screen provides the DHCP server name, image file on the DHCP server, and its configuration.

To view a network's DHCP Options:

1. Select the Statistics menu from the Web UI.
2. Expand the System node from the navigation pane (on the left-hand side of the screen). The System node expands to display the RF Domains created within the managed network.
3. Expand an RF Domain node, and select one of it's connected access points. The access point's statistics menu displays in the right-hand side of the screen, with the Health tab selected by default.
4. Expand the Network menu from the left-hand side of the UI.
5. Select DHCP Options.
   The Statistics > AP > Network > DHCP Options screen displays.

   

   
   This screen describes the following:

   Server Information	Displays the DHCP server hostname used on behalf of the access point.
   Image File	Displays the image file name. BOOTP or the bootstrap protocol can be used to boot diskless clients. An image file is sent from the boot server. The file contains the operating system image. DHCP servers can be configured to support BOOTP.
   Configuration	Displays the name of the configuration file on the DHCP server.
   Legacy Adoption	Displays legacy (historical) device adoption information on behalf of the access point.
   Adoption	Displays pending (current) adoption information on behalf of an access point.

6. Select Refresh to update the screen's statistics counters to their latest values.