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Hi,
I noticed the router's system log doesn't contain any DHCP logs. In fact, the entire log has very few entries.
It seems some configuration of log level is missing, and therefore many events are not logged / can't be viewed.
Is there any way to change the log level to include DHCP assignment logs?
Thanks,
Zohar
I guess what you are finding is the current design that there are no DHCP logs on the router. Can I confirm why do you need that? Is there an issue with the router?
If you want to check the devices connected to the router, you have multiple options, such as:
1. Go to Network Map > Clients, there you will see all the devices that are connected to the router;
2. Under Advanced > Security > IP & MAC Binding > ARP List, you will find all the devices also;
3. Under Advanced > Network > DHCP Server > DHCP Client List, here you can find all the clients that are getting IP addresses from the router via DHCP.
There is no issue. We plan to use it for a relatively large parking lot installation (with multiple APs, cameras and mobile devices), so wanted some visibility into load (number of connected devices) on different times.
Do the AX20 or AX50 provide these kind of detailed logs?
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