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Chapter 4 3. Specify the duration of a DHCP lease, i.e. the length of time for which the IP address allocation is valid. 4. Specify the IP address range reserved for DHCP (start of range, end of range). 5. Enter the gateway IP address (generally, the address of the concerned network interface). 6. Enter the DNS server IP addresses: • If the DNS service is activated, enter here the address of the concerned network interface. • If the DNS service is not activated, enter here the DNS server addresses provided by the ISP. 7. Enter the WINS server IP addresses (optional). WINS stands for Windows Internet Name Service, which is used for Windows network sharing. • If the DNS service is activated, enter here the address of the concerned network interface. • If the DNS service is not activated, enter here the DNS server addresses provided by the ISP. 8. Click OK. 4.4.2 Machines Declared Use the Machines declared tab to specify particular behaviors considering the DHCP service, such as: - One machine needs a static IP address (for example a server, or a printer). - You want to limit the DHCP service to a particular list of machines (for example to avoid that visitors equipped with laptop computers can connect to the local network). To declare a machine: 1. Select the Machines declared tab. 2. Select the appropriate network connection. 3. Give any name that clearly identifies the machine in the network. 4. Enter its MAC address. A Media Access Control address (MAC address) is a unique identifier attached to the machine network adapter. 5. Select whether this machine IP address is static or dynamic (assigned by the DHCP server). 6. If the machine IP address is static, enter its IP address. This address must be in the concerned network and outside the IP address range reserved for DHCP. 7. Click OK. 4.4.3 DHCP Leases The DHCP leases tab is for consultation only. It lists the DHCP leases that have been assigned to machines. 4.5 Remote Proxy 4-10
Some large organizations use their own proxies (not hosted on the Extended Communication Server) to control access to the Internet. If this is the case, you must configure the remote proxy access in order to allow the server to reach the Internet, which is mandatory for the automatic update feature. To access the Internet through a remote proxy: 1. Select the Service management > Network service management > Remote proxy menu. This displays the remote-proxy access configuration-form. 2. Select the following option: The Internet connection goes through the following remote proxy. 3. Enter the access parameters that fit the remote proxy configuration: • Remote-proxy IP address • Listening port • Authentication by login and password, if any 4. Click OK. 4-11
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