DHCP reservation limits
Hello,
For my home automation use, I am looking for a 2.4 Ghz wifi access point with the possibility of reserving at least 100 fixed addresses in DHCP.
I am currently using a TL-WR1043ND in access point mode only but the number of fixed DHCP reservations is limited to 32.
I found that this function exists in the TL-WA1201 V3 model
But you do not specify the maximum number of DHCP reservations possible.
Can you give me this information?
Thank you
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Hi @pscar13,
You are referring to the number of entries that can be set in Address reservation, right?
The number of connections of TL-WA1201 is far from meeting the 100 fixed addresses you want to set.
Moreover, the specific number of connections still depends on the front-end gateway router. In other words, you may need to consider a higher-performance router to support you to set 100 fixed addresses.
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Many consumer-grade routers have limits on DHCP reservations. If you need 100+ gta mzansi kasi vibes download, you might want to look at business-class APs or run a separate DHCP server (like a Raspberry Pi with Pi-hole or DHCP on a firewall).
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Some routers have limitations on DHCP reservations, but higher-end models or custom firmware like OpenWrt can offer more flexibility. If TL-WA1201 V3 doesn't specify a limit, it might be best to check with TP-Link support or consider alternatives with shutters conroe tx known higher capacity. Have you looked into business-grade APs or mesh systems.
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Many consumer-grade routers have limits on DHCP reservations. If you need 100+ GB WA Apk, you might want to look at business-class APs or run a separate DHCP server (like a Raspberry Pi with Pi-hole or DHCP on a firewall)
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Many consumer-grade routers have limits on DHCP reservations. If you need 100+ gta mzansi kasi vibes download, you might want to look at business-class APs or run a separate DHCP server (like a Raspberry Pi with Pi-hole or DHCP on a firewall).
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@pscar13 You need a better router to have this big number of connected devices, Im afreid
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