The assignment:

You would like local clients $($e$.$g$.$ Windows $10)$ to receive IP information automatically so you

don$$t have to enter static values $($just like your laptop on campus$).$ The clients should still be able

I am not sure on what to put here: the first image in the start and limit

to communicate on the same network segment. Let$$s do that here.

Install

$$ Open your router configuration page

$$ For the interface that is connected to your network for client machines, click Edit

$$ Under the DHCP Server tab, click on Setup DHCP Server

$$ Enter the start IP as well as the limit of the number of DHCP client addresses $($hint: look

at your diagram$)$

$$ Under Advanced Settings in DHCP$-$Options, enter the IP of the DNS server the clients

should use in the format $6,$IP$,$ where IP is the IP of your DNS server

$$ Click on Save and then Save & Apply

Ignore interface

Disable DHCP for this interface.

Start

Lowest leased address as offset from the network address.

Limit

Maximum number of leased addresses.

Lease time

Expiry time of leased addresses, minimum is $2$ minutes $(2$ m $).$

second image: that's my DNS IP and the last image is my topology of my network

Ignore interface

Disable DHCP for this interface.

Start

Lowest leased address as offset from the network address.

Limit

Maximum number of leased addresses.

Lease time

Expiry time of leased addresses, minimum is $2$ minutes $(2$ m $).$

Dynamic

DHCP

Force

IPv$4-$Netmask

DHCP$-$Options

Dynamically allocate DHCP addresses for clients. If disabled, only clients having static leases

will be served.

Force DHCP on this network even if another server is detected.

Override the netmask sent to clients. Normally it is calculated from the subnet that is served.

Define additional DHCP options, for example $"6,192\mathrm{.}168*2*1,192*168.2.2"$ which

advertises different DNS servers to clients.