La réservation IP est utilisée pour attribuer une adresse IPv4 statique à une adresse MAC.
Étape 1 : Ouvrez un navigateur Web et accédez àhttp://cudy.netouhttp://192.168.10.1.
Pour plus de détails, veuillez vous référer àComment se connecter à l’interface Web de Cudy Router ?
Étape 2: CliquezParamètres avancés->Liaison IP/MACdans leSécuritésection.
Étape 3: CliquezAjouterPour ajouter une entrée à la liste, sélectionnez l'appareil dans la liste des adresses MAC et saisissez l'adresse IP à attribuer. Vous pouvez également saisir un commentaire pour cette entrée (facultatif).
Étape 4:Enregistrer et appliquerles paramètres.
Déconnectez l'appareil, puis reconnectez-le. Vous pourrez ensuite vérifier l'adresse IP de l'appareil si celle que vous avez définie est correcte.
Remarque : l'adresse IP et l'adresse MAC de ces entrées sont également liées à ARP.
14 commentaires
@Dear Ron Rossi,
For now Cudy routers don’t support this. We will provide your feedback to the product department for evaluation.
“I am setting up the Cudy 4G LTE AC1200 router and have a decent list of reserved IP addresses from another router. Most of the devices are not connected at the moment. It is convenient to set this up ahead of time. Can I upload a file with the macs, names, IPs rather than hand enter them all?? Thanks.”
I am setting up the Cudy 4G LTE AC1200 router and have a decent list of reserved IP addresses from another router. Most of the devices are not connected at the moment. It is convenient to set this up ahead of time. Can I upload a file with the macs, names, IPs rather than hand enter them all?? Thanks.
@Dear Petros,
Our technical support has contacted you via email. Please check.
“Hello and happy new year! I have recently purchased a WR11000 router and 3 BE11000s to be used in a mesh configuration. The BE1s000s use a wired backhaul and all devices run the latest firmware. Devices connected via wire work fine. WiFi however is very problematic and slow. I am not referring to coverage as I checked with my phone next to the BE11000. I only got at most 45Mbps (the wired connection is 1Gbps and with wired devices I get that in full). Some devices cannot even connect via wifi. Anything you can suggest?
Thank you”
Hello and happy new year! I have recently purchased a WR11000 router and 3 BE11000s to be used in a mesh configuration. The BE1s000s use a wired backhaul and all devices run the latest firmware. Devices connected via wire work fine. WiFi however is very problematic and slow. I am not referring to coverage as I checked with my phone next to the BE11000. I only got at most 45Mbps (the wired connection is 1Gbps and with wired devices I get that in full). Some devices cannot even connect via wifi. Anything you can suggest?
Thank you
@Dear Moses,
I don’t understand what do want to ask, please tell me more details about your question.
“How devices you bing using IP/MAC Adrress binding. Limitation of devices on network”