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Networking Configuration Guide

Chapter 57

LAN overview

On the BCM main unit, the LAN configuration determines how the Core Module of the BCM

communicates with other devices on the LAN. For the BCM with Router, the LAN configuration

also includes Router LAN configuration, which determines how the router communicates with

devices on the LAN.

The following explains the concepts of the LAN on the BCM. It contains the following topics:

• “What is a LAN?” on page 449

• “LAN settings” on page 449

• “DHCP configuration” on page 449

For information on Configuring LAN settings, see “IP Subsystem” on page 455.

What is a LAN?

The LAN (Local Area Network) is a group of IP devices that can all communicate directly with

each other over an IP network. Generally, all of these devices are in a small geographic range, such

as a single office or building. The BCM allows you to connect several IP devices together on a

LAN and then connect to the Internet or other LANs over a router.

LAN settings

LAN settings include determining IP and DNS settings and subnet settings.The LAN controls how

the BCM behaves as a device on the IP network.

To modify the LAN settings, refer to “IP Subsystem” on page 455.

DHCP configuration

By default, the BCM is set as a DHCP client. When the BCM is started, it sends a request for an

address to a DHCP server. If no server responds, it determines that there is no DHCP server on the

LAN, and it sets a static IP address of the last IP address received from the DHCP server. (The

default IP address is 192.168.1.2). Also refer to “DHCP configuration with router” on page 491.

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