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Here Is One Configuration for DHCP Clients

Using the DHCP Manager, you can configure default routers and gateways for DHCP clients by following the steps below:

  1. Start the DHCP Manager and then select the scope you want to configure.
  2. On the DHCP Options menu, select Global to define global options or Scope to define scope-specific options.
  3. Ensure the Router option is listed in the Active Option list box. If it is, select it and then click Value.
  4. Click the Edit Array button. In the New IP Address field enter the IP address of the primary default gateway. Click Add. Repeat this process for other default gateways.
  5. Choose OK to save the option values.
  6. Changes in scope options become effective only when a lease is set initially or renewed.

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