@jonas740 Hi

1. This is just a hint, it means that if you want to achieve the above function, you must let your router to act as a DHCP server, not means that your router is not a DHCP server now.
2. It is recommended that you upgrade both the controller version and the router firmware to the latest version.

@Yannie 

Yannie wrote

@jonas740 Hi

1. This is just a hint, it means that if you want to achieve the above function, you must let your router to act as a DHCP server, not means that your router is not a DHCP server now.
2. It is recommended that you upgrade both the controller version and the router firmware to the latest version.

Thanks for answer. 

I set this up during the past week and I upgraded everything to the latest. 

Ye it looks like a hint because I am able to set static ip and also naming my devices. 

But that part where you are saying that I need to let my router to act as a dhcp server. What does that mean exactly and how do I go about accomplishing that? 

And as you are saying, as far as I know it is configured to act as a dhcp server, at least as I can see. Using 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.254.

@jonas740 Sorry, English is my second language so I may not express it very clearly. Don't worry about that, your router is now the DHCP Server.