We want to ideally be able to get the same IP with a device in multiple sites, and we need it to be a local DHCP server, because all the local connections must not fail, if internet connection is lost for whatever reason.
@Bonnie_Lam can you please respond to this? I cant imagine why a company like peplink makes this so hard! You have the clientlist, the mac, just missing a button to do so…
The posibility to reserve dhcp spot for gadgets box the programming interface/incontrol is missing. Presently we need to go in connection point of the switch to do this.
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We’ll have DHCP reservation ready on the upcoming release, targeted production launch end of this month.
For API, may I ask what is your use case? DHCP reservation is under VLAN management and it has a lot of fields, we can make easier to use if we know better on your needs.
Thanks for your response. For api usage, It’s as simple as a post request with the device parameters and the payload as below:
Client Mac address
Desired IP
Human readable name
The functionality is there on device admin interface. So if this basic functionality is available trough api, it would be a livesaver for our solution.
I accidentally deleted a VLAN with a wrong tagging and there were a lot of reservations on that VLANs DHCP server. I would be very happy, if the DHCP database would be part of the configuration backups stored in InControl. As far as I can see, there is no way to backup the DHCP server settings and reservations anyhow othe than to display the reservations in csv and copy them.
In very large environments the DHCP DB can get larger, so changes to router settings may lead to high data transfer when creating config backups…
If you already are working on the DHCP stuff…
could be turned into a CSV file view displayed in a text area? So the entire reservation settings could be copied out, backed up, and edited in spreadsheet software. What do you think?
Beyond the API, how do we simply configure DHCP using Incontrol2? There is DNS Proxy and Virtual Network Mapping under LAN Network Profiles, but can’t find DHCP?