It can be very useful to setup static local IP addresses for devices on your FlashRouter network. By assigning specific IP’s to specific devices you can better control and manage how your network and the internet interacts with each device.

Once you setup a static IP you can set access restrictions, monitor and control bandwidth, as well as bypass a router VPN connection or setup a device specific Kill Switch. Without a static IP assignment you may lose device specific settings when the DHCP lease to the router expires.

1. Under Static Leases click Add once.
2. Fill in the newly appeared fields.
   • MAC Address: Enter the device’s MAC address which can be found on the device itself or on the Status > LAN page.
   • Hostame: Enter a name for the device. Make sure that there are no spaces.
   • IP Address: Enter the desired static IP Address of the device. It should be on the same subnet as the FlashRouter (192.168.11.x)
   • Client Lease Time: Leave this field blank.
3. Click Apply Settings
4. Repeat the steps above for each individual static IP address you would like to setup. If you click Add before clicking Apply Settings you will lose the configuration.

Schedule a reboot of the FlashRouter to restart your connection. A reboot of your network can help with stability and prevent the connection from slowing down over time.

1. Enable Schedule Reboot.
2. Select At a Set Time, and select the time of the day and day of the week you wish to schedule your reboot.
3. Click Apply Settings.

Whenever a device joins the FlashRouter network via wired or WiFi connection the DHCP server on the router gives out a local IP address to each device so all these devices can interact on your local network.

Increase the DHCP range to allow more users to automatically be assigned an IP address or decrease the DHCP range to limit the users that are automatically assigned an IP address.

1. Under Network Address Server Settings (DHCP) change the Maximum DHCP Users to your preferred value.
2. You can edit the Start IP Address to 2 and Maximum DHCP Users to 254 for the most available slots.
3. Click Apply Settings.