Manage your local network address, DHCP address pool, lease time and static IP assignments.
LAN Settings controls how local IP addresses are assigned inside your Mercku network.
Defines the local network address used by the router.
Defines the range of IP addresses that the router can automatically assign to client devices.
Bind a device MAC address to a specific local IP address.
LAN-related controls are available from Router Web under Advanced Settings.
Go to:
Advanced Settings → DHCP
Go to:
Advanced Settings → Static DHCP Lease
Changing local network settings can affect how devices receive IP addresses. Record your current settings before making changes.
DHCP automatically provides local network information to devices connected to your router.
Configure the router’s local network information.
Define the beginning and end of the DHCP address pool.
Controls how long a DHCP address is assigned before it is renewed.
The Mercku OS configuration supports DHCP server, DHCP client and DHCP-disabled network modes. The options shown in Router Web depend on the current product and network mode.
Static DHCP Lease is used to keep the same local IP address for a specific device.
The router binds a device’s MAC address to a selected IP address.
A fixed local IP can be useful for devices that need a consistent address, such as local servers or devices used with other advanced network rules.
Use an IP address that belongs to the correct LAN network and does not conflict with another device.
It defines the range of local IP addresses that the router can automatically assign to connected devices.
It keeps a selected device on a consistent local IP address by binding its MAC address to that IP.
Open Router Web and go to Advanced Settings → DHCP.
Open Advanced Settings → Static DHCP Lease.