Static IP's mixed with DHCP?

I've been hunting through my MN-700's settings, and I can't
find a way to set a static IP by MAC address (or by
anything, for that matter), which seems necessary if I'm
configuring Port Forwarding. Each time my router locks up
(which is a daily occurance for me) it seems to want to
assign a different IP to my systems, which kills all of my
port forwarding setup. Is there either a way to have
dynamic port forwarding (port forwarding by MAC) or a way
to set static IP's inside the network while leaving DHCP
turned on? Thanks!

Use an IP address outside of the DHCP range.

"Josh M." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I've been hunting through my MN-700's settings, and I can't
> find a way to set a static IP by MAC address (or by
> anything, for that matter), which seems necessary if I'm
> configuring Port Forwarding. Each time my router locks up
> (which is a daily occurance for me) it seems to want to
> assign a different IP to my systems, which kills all of my
> port forwarding setup. Is there either a way to have
> dynamic port forwarding (port forwarding by MAC) or a way
> to set static IP's inside the network while leaving DHCP
> turned on? Thanks!


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Thanks, should have remmebered that. =)


>-----Original Message-----
>Use an IP address outside of the DHCP range.
>
>"Josh M." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:047d01c3dc9b$139884b0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I've been hunting through my MN-700's settings, and I
can't
>> find a way to set a static IP by MAC address (or by
>> anything, for that matter), which seems necessary if
I'm
>> configuring Port Forwarding. Each time my router
locks up
>> (which is a daily occurance for me) it seems to want to
>> assign a different IP to my systems, which kills all
of my
>> port forwarding setup. Is there either a way to have
>> dynamic port forwarding (port forwarding by MAC) or a
way
>> to set static IP's inside the network while leaving
DHCP
>> turned on? Thanks!
>
>
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Use Application triggered port forwarding -- that works
with DHCP except when running multiple servers within the
LAN

Otherwise follow the other poster instructions

>-----Original Message-----
>I've been hunting through my MN-700's settings, and I
can't
>find a way to set a static IP by MAC address (or by
>anything, for that matter), which seems necessary if I'm
>configuring Port Forwarding. Each time my router locks
up
>(which is a daily occurance for me) it seems to want to
>assign a different IP to my systems, which kills all of
my
>port forwarding setup. Is there either a way to have
>dynamic port forwarding (port forwarding by MAC) or a way
>to set static IP's inside the network while leaving DHCP
>turned on? Thanks!
>.
>

the type of port forwarding, persistent versue application triggered
depends on what program is being used and its requirements.

On Sun, 18 Jan 2004 02:17:25 -0800,
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Use Application triggered port forwarding -- that works
>with DHCP except when running multiple servers within the
>LAN
>
>Otherwise follow the other poster instructions
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I've been hunting through my MN-700's settings, and I
>can't
>>find a way to set a static IP by MAC address (or by
>>anything, for that matter), which seems necessary if I'm
>>configuring Port Forwarding. Each time my router locks
>up
>>(which is a daily occurance for me) it seems to want to
>>assign a different IP to my systems, which kills all of
>my
>>port forwarding setup. Is there either a way to have
>>dynamic port forwarding (port forwarding by MAC) or a way
>>to set static IP's inside the network while leaving DHCP
>>turned on? Thanks!
>>.
>>

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That won't work if you have an application that needs listening ports.
In addition, an app triggered port forward will only stay open for ~ 2
minutes unless another port request to the trigger port is made.



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<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:03cd01c3ddac$44e5cc50$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Use Application triggered port forwarding -- that works
> with DHCP except when running multiple servers within the
> LAN
>
> Otherwise follow the other poster instructions
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I've been hunting through my MN-700's settings, and I
> can't
> >find a way to set a static IP by MAC address (or by
> >anything, for that matter), which seems necessary if I'm
> >configuring Port Forwarding. Each time my router locks
> up
> >(which is a daily occurance for me) it seems to want to
> >assign a different IP to my systems, which kills all of
> my
> >port forwarding setup. Is there either a way to have
> >dynamic port forwarding (port forwarding by MAC) or a way
> >to set static IP's inside the network while leaving DHCP
> >turned on? Thanks!
> >.
> >