I have a CPE210 in Client mode sending the signal back from a single IP Camera to my office router.   The CPE and camera are connected through a switch.

Problem is, the CPE210 doesn't register correctly in my router's DHCP list.    I've googled and searched this website without success.  Found others with somewhat similar issues, and read the suggestions, but they don't work.  

So here's some info:
The CPE 210 is in client mode.  The CPE's IP address is set to static at 192.168.1.50.   My router is at 192.168.1.1.  

The IP camera is also set to a static IP address at 192.168.1.16
Everything on 255.255.255.0 subnet mask.

When I look at the network DHCP listings in my router, it shows the Camera IP at 192.168.1.16, but that IP address is listed with the CPE210's mac address.    So in the DHCP listing, the camera's IP address is listed with the CPE210's mac address..     HUH?   I've never seen that before.

There is no separate listing for either the CPE antenna or the camera.   It's like they've been combined into one hybrid listing.

I can easily access the CPE210 now from my office computer by simply typing in the IP address of the CPE Antenna (192.168.1.50), but that IP address does not show up anywhere in my router's DHCP list.    I can't find a single reference to that IP address anywhere, but if I type it into my address bar, the browser goes right to it.

When I go into the CPE210's user interface and look under the STATUS tab, at the bottom is an ARP Table, and the CPE sees the other stuff on my network..   But my network doesn't see the CPE even though I can easily access the configuration page. 

What's going on and how do I fix this?