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WFilter: /* DHCP Options */

2023-11-01T07:17:38Z

‎DHCP Options

2020-07-06T10:13:14Z

2020-07-06T09:57:34Z

2019-03-12T16:01:18Z

2019-02-16T15:27:15Z

‎DHCP Options

2019-02-16T15:26:34Z

‎LAN

2019-02-16T15:25:59Z

‎LAN

2018-02-06T09:38:23Z

‎Settings

2018-02-05T13:07:59Z

‎Settings

2018-01-24T15:51:47Z

‎Bridge Deployment

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 ** 3,192.168.1.1(default gateway)
 ** 6,8.8.8.8(default dns server)
 = Bridge Deployment =

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 = Introduction  =
-WFilter NGF supports three types of deployment: gateway, network bridge and passby deployment.
+WFilter NGF supports three types of deployment: gateway, network bridge and passby deployment, please check: [[Features_per_deployment|Features comparison of different deployment]]:
 * In gateway deployment, all features are available, including VLAN, port forwarding, VPN... which are not available in bridge mode.
 * A network bridge can be deployed transparently with no changes to your existing network. Most features are available in bridge mode.

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 = Introduction  =
-WFilter NGF can act as a gateway or network bridge.
+WFilter NGF supports three types of deployment: gateway, network bridge and passby deployment.
-* A network bridge can be deployed transparently with no changes to your existing network. Most features are available in bridge mode.
 * In gateway deployment, all features are available, including VLAN, port forwarding, VPN... which are not available in bridge mode.
 = Gateway Deployment =
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 You can build new bridges from "undefined interfaces". For new bridges, you only need to configure LAN & WAN interfaces.
 [[Category:Network]]

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	You can build new bridges from "undefined interfaces". For new bridges, you only need to configure LAN & WAN interfaces.		You can build new bridges from "undefined interfaces". For new bridges, you only need to configure LAN & WAN interfaces.
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		+	[[Category:Network]]

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 === DHCP Options ===
 * In default, DHCP gateway and dns server are all configured as WFilter's lan ip address.
-* In case you need to modify the default DHCP options, the syntax is "DHCP code,Value". For examples:
+* In case you need to modify the default DHCP options, the syntax is "DHCP code,Value"(one option per line). For examples:
 ** 3,192.168.1.1(default gateway)
 ** 6,8.8.8.8(default dns server)

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 [[File:interface_gateway05.png|900px]]
-[[File:interface_gateway03.png|600px]]
+[[File:interface_gateway03.png|800px]]
 [[File:interface_gateway04.png|800px]]

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 [[File:interface_gateway03.png|600px]]
-[[File:interface_gateway04.png|600px]]
+[[File:interface_gateway04.png|800px]]
 * You can have different subnet in every LAN interface. Or all LAN interfaces share a same subnet.
 * Each LAN interface can have a DHCP service.
 * When [[ipbound|IP-MAC Binding]] is enabled, clients will always be assigned with the bound IP via DHCP service.
 = Bridge Deployment =

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 * Each bridge has one LAN interface and one WAN interface.
 * You can build multiple bridges if needed.
-* You can setup a management interface in the first bridge.
+* You can setup a management interface to access web UI.
 [[File:interface_bridge02.png|600px]]

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 ** '''IP, Mask''': IP, Mask of the management interface.
 ** '''Gateway''': Gateway of the mangement interface. WFilter needs a gateway to access interface to get updates.
-** '''Subnet(s)''': local subnets to be managed. Syntax: 192.168.1.0/24, one subnet per line.
+** '''Subnet(s)''': local subnets to be managed. Syntax: 192.168.1.0/24, one subnet per line. "-" starts a subnet exception, for example: "-192.168.1.20/32".
 [[File:interface_bridge03.png|600px]]
 You can build new bridges from "undefined interfaces". For new bridges, you only need to configure LAN & WAN interfaces.

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	Bridge Deployment: Build network bridge(s) on certain interfaces. With bridge deployment, you can transparently deploy WFilter, without changing current network topology. Network diagram:		Bridge Deployment: Build network bridge(s) on certain interfaces. With bridge deployment, you can transparently deploy WFilter, without changing current network topology. Network diagram:
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−	~~[[File:ros_guide_bridge.png\|600px]]~~

	[[File:ros_guide_bridge.png\|600px]]		[[File:ros_guide_bridge.png\|600px]]