does that switch is dhcp server?
747606
No, but if you have a Wireless router at home, it can do the DHCP'n for you.
747607
If you're asking if the switch has a DHCP server - no. It has to be connected to a router or server with DHCP. If you're looking for a router with large integrated switch capacity you might want to look into something like the Cisco RV325 Dual Gigabit WAN VPN Router (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/routers/rv325-dual-gigabit-wan-vpn-router/index.html).
1867470
This switch requires some config as any device for security reason. However the device is pretty much plug and play, i recommend going through the tutorial for common network practices for proper security
613352
No, depending on your service provider and how your modem is configured your router will get a public IP from your ISP or it will get a DHCP lease from the modem itself. The first option is ideal.
384355
No. This is a small desktop KVM switch. I've tried a number of other switches and this works like a pro all the time.
1014171
It is a layer 3 managed switch. Routing can be enabled using cli or the web interfaces.
2083927
It has a port forwarding configuration, but I haven't been able to get it to work. I haven't tried all that hard, though.
2184747
You're only talking about switching internet signals going to a terminal node. So you should be fine.
2035157
It can function as a DHCP client. But if you wish your network to perform under DHCP you will still need a DHCP server. On my networks I use the firewall appliance as the DHCP server.
1241686
Yes it's a full router, it has full DHCP capability. You can even assign certain WAN ports / LAN ports as you wish. I personally use it as both a load balancer and router for certain devices. I.E. I have a netgear router attached too it that handles general wireless duty via DHCP of it's own. My main systems (2) are plugged directly into the unit. This is a great device for failover/load balance I was definitely hesitant at first as I've seen devices 3x this much not work this well. To answer your question more succinctly I would have anything near enough for an Ethernet cable plugged into the device, you can plug in a router to extend the amount of devices + wireless if you wish. You can change LAN to WAN and vice versa, I personally use the first dedicated WAN port for one modem, 2nd LAN port switched to WAN for the 2nd modem (load balanced), as stated two systems plug directly in to the LAN ports DHCP, router goes into the last port for wireless / other devices less crucial. Reason I do this is because this device has a solid firewall and great attack mitigation features. Hope this helps.
1691885
No. I have a router to connect me to the internet and a switch connected to the router so I can connect to additional devices in my home. Here is a link to a more complete explanation of the differences between a router and a switch. http://compnetworking.about.com/od/homenetworkhardware/f/routervsswitch.htm
622228
This unit acts like a switch. The router assigns an address to the switch. It is plug and play. You access the switch through a Web page and not a internal IP address. But you can also monitor it and control it from anywhere
1465540
This device allows the use of ip over coaxial cable thus you can connect an ethernet switch to this device on one end and directly to your router at the other end and have the router supply DHCP control over the ethernet awitch ports.
705839
It is a patch bay, not a switch. It is used for multiple location LAN. From this you go to a switch and then the server.
1982323
If you are talking about the poe interfaces then each interface is switchable from the web admin page but it may require a reboot of the. Switch and I have not personally tested this process
531934
No, it's a splitter. You should get the switch. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B1V071E
1512572
U can't add any dhcp options to the dhcp server for say vendor specific 242 avaya etc. Turn off autostart port as it gave me nothing but headaches.
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Nope. It is a bare bones access point that has 4 ports: 3 LAN (1 Internet in, 2 WLAN out) and an AC in.