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    Managing DHCP on the Gateway appliance private network - version 1.10 and newer

    The Ecostruxure IT Gateway appliance comes with a DHCP server configured and enabled by default on its private network (LAN2 or Gb2 port on the Gateway appliance depending on the model).

    Access to the Gateway appliance network settings is available on its private network only.

    Do not run more than one DHCP server on the private network.

    If you are deploying the Gateway on a private network that already has a DHCP server, such as from a Data Center Expert server, you must disable the DHCP service on the Gateway or on the other device providing DHCP service.

    If you change the Gateway appliance private network IP address, you must also log in to the CLI on the appliance private network to restart the DHCP server.
    See How to restart the DCHP server on a Gateway appliance - version 1.1.0 and newer

    How to disable the DHCP server on the Gateway appliance

    1. Connect a computer to the same private network as the Gateway appliance..
    2. Open a browser and go to https://192.168.0.1.
    3. Click Manage Gateway appliance and then click the Private network tab.
    4. Select Disable DHCP server. 
    5. Assign a static IP address to the Gateway appliance on the private network.
    6. Click Apply. 
    7. Restart the Gateway DHCP server from the appliance provate network CLI if necessary.

    To re-enable the DHCP server on the Gateway appliance:

    1. Connect a computer to the same private network as the Gateway appliance..
    2. Open a browser and go to https://192.168.0.1 (default) or the IP address you have assigned to the Gateway appliance private user interface.
    3. Click Manage Gateway appliance and then click the Private network tab.
    4. Select Run DHCP server (recommended) and reconfigure the settings for the private network if necessary. 
    5. Click Apply.
    6. Restart the Gateway DHCP server from the appliance private network CLI if necessary.

    Editing DHCP server settings on the Gateway private network

    Configure the DHCP server settings if the Gateway is going to provide DHCP services but you need to change the default settings. For example, change these settings if your private network uses a range of IP addresses different from the default.

    Changes may require that you stop and restart the Gateway DHCP server. If you change the Gateway appliance default IP address to an address that is on a different network, you must also log in to the CLI on the appliance private network to restart the DHCP server. See How to restart the DCHP server on a Gateway appliance - version 1.1.0 and newer

    Access to the Gateway appliance network settings is available on its private network only.

    1. Connect a computer to the same private network as the Gateway appliance.
    2. Open a browser and go to https://192.168.0.1 (default) or the IP address you have assigned to the Gateway appliance private user interface.
    3. Click Manage Gateway appliance and then select the Private tab.
    4. Modify the settings and then click Apply. 

    Default DHCP settings on the Gateway appliance private network

    IP scheme: 1092.168.0.0

    Subnet mask: 255.255.240.0 

    Reserved Gateway IP address: 192.168.0.1

    Starting IP address: 192.168.0.1

    Ending IP address: 192.168.15.254

    Available host IP addresses: 4093

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