Cisco Systems 4.2 manual Modifying Dhcp Settings, Enabling Dhcp

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Chapter 4 Configuring Network Settings on the Cisco Unified IP Phone

Modifying DHCP Settings

Modifying DHCP Settings

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) automatically assigns IP addresses to devices when you connect them to the network. This section provides information about enabling DHCP and releasing a DHCP-assigned IP address in the following topics:

•Enabling DHCP, page 4-13

•Disabling DHCP, page 4-15

•Releasing a DHCP Address, page 4-16

Enabling DHCP

Cisco Unified IP Phones enable DHCP by default, but you can reset the protocol if it becomes disabled.

To enable DHCP for the Cisco Unified IP Phone, follow these steps:

Using the Phone Configuration Web Page

Procedure

Step 1 Display the Phone Configuration web page.

For instructions, see the “Accessing Network Settings through a Phone

Configuration Web Page” section on page 4-2.

Step 2 In the pane on the left under Change Configuration, click Network Parameters.

You may be prompted to enter a password.

The Network Parameters web page appears.

Step 3 To enable DHCP, enter 1 in the DHCP field and click Apply.

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Contents Cisco Unified IP Phone Configuring Network Settings onAccessing Network Settings through a Phone Configuration Web Configuration MethodsProcedure Choose Settings Network Configuration Displaying the Network Configuration MenuRelated Topics Displaying the Network Configuration Menu, Settings in the Network Configuration Menu section onUsing the Phone Configuration Web Verifying Network SettingsSee the Assigning a Default Settings section onSee the Modifying Dhcp See the Assigning aSee the Configuring CDP Section on See the Configuring VlanSee the Disabling Vlan Section on URL See the Releasing a Dhcp Configuration section onSee the Enabling an Alternate Tftp Server Section onRelated Topics Enabling Dhcp Modifying Dhcp SettingsEnabling DHCP, Disabling DHCP, Releasing a Dhcp Address, Scroll to Dhcp Enabled Disabling Dhcp Releasing a Dhcp Address Enabling DHCP, Disabling DHCP, Configuring IP Settings, Configuring IP SettingsScroll to Dhcp Address Released Assigning an IP Address Assigning a Default Router Scroll to Default Router Assigning a Subnet Mask Assigning a Domain Name Scroll to Alternate Domain Assigning DNS Servers Scroll to DNS Server Scroll to Alternate DNSConfiguring Vlan Settings Modifying Vlan SettingsConfiguring Vlan Settings, Disabling VLAN, Table A-5 on page A-16Disabling Vlan Scroll to Admin. Vlan IdPress the No softkey to disable Vlan Scroll to Vlan EnabledAssigning a Tftp Sever Configuring Tftp OptionsAssigning a Tftp Sever, Enabling an Alternate Tftp Server, Scroll to Tftp Server Enabling an Alternate Tftp ServerScroll to Alternate Tftp Assigning a Backup Tftp Server Configuring CDPUsing the Phone Configuration Web Press the No softkey to disable CDP
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