@woozle 

Great - Thanks!  That's exactly what I was looking for!

Brian

  @BWGreen 

Hi! From my experience with the Archer AX20, unfortunately, the DHCP reservation interface is pretty limited—you can only assign the IP to a MAC address, and it automatically uses the device’s hostname for the name. There isn’t currently a way to add a custom descriptive note or label directly in the router settings. A common workaround is to rename the device’s hostname itself to something more descriptive, or keep a separate log or spreadsheet noting which device corresponds to which MAC/IP, especially if you swap hardware often.

  @BWGreen 

Hi there! I’ve looked into this on the Archer AX20 as well, and it seems the firmware doesn’t allow adding custom descriptive comments to DHCP reservations. The router just shows the MAC, IP, and automatically generated device name based on the hostname. A practical approach is to rename the device’s hostname to something meaningful before connecting it, or maintain a separate list of MAC addresses with notes about the device and hardware version. It’s not ideal, but it helps keep track of multiple devices.

  @stdescribe 

Do it the way Woozle shows above, you have to rename them there before you allocate them a slot.