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Huawei B315 LTE Router: How to Set Fixed IP for Devices on Home Network (Gastro App Issue)

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  • #1 16733910
    kawaczekolada
    Level 8  
    Hello,

    I have a few hardware in the hut for access to the lte huaweib315 network. on one of the computers the gastro application (connected switch / fiscal and kitchen printer) works each time the power supply fails, the router changes addresses and the program permanently typed in a specific address /. I always have to look for what address I have and enter in the file. do you have any way to change it permanently? I did not find anything in the router's settings.


    greetings Piotr
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  • #2 16733984
    KSRhaziel
    Level 36  
    The router settings should be something like "Static DHCP" / "Static DHCP". What exactly do you have a router?
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  • #3 16733986
    kawaczekolada
    Level 8  
    vampire86 wrote:
    The router settings should be something like "Static DHCP" / "Static DHCP". What exactly do you have a router?



    huawei b315

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    vampire86 wrote:
    The router settings should be something like "Static DHCP" / "Static DHCP". What exactly do you have a router?


    and there is a static set going about iiny komp in the network which each time the power is turned off loses its address and the router assigns it a new address.
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    #4 16734016
    Heinzek
    Network and Internet specialist  
    kawaczekolada wrote:
    it is about iiny komp in the network which loses its address every time the power is turned off and the router assigns it a new address.

    Can you set a static IP in this computer?
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  • #5 16734039
    kawaczekolada
    Level 8  
    Heinzek wrote:
    kawaczekolada wrote:
    it is about iiny komp in the network which loses its address every time the power is turned off and the router assigns it a new address.

    Can you set a static IP in this computer?


    it will probably be a good direction. I will try and let me know.

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    kawaczekolada wrote:
    Heinzek wrote:
    kawaczekolada wrote:
    it is about iiny komp in the network which loses its address every time the power is turned off and the router assigns it a new address.

    Can you set a static IP in this computer?


    it will probably be a good direction. I will try and let me know.


    it turns out that on this router you have to disable the smoke-free host and set a permanent address on every computer. Is this the right course of reasoning ??
  • #6 16734123
    Heinzek
    Network and Internet specialist  
    kawaczekolada wrote:
    set a permanent address on each computer. Is this the right course of reasoning ??

    You do not need to disable automatic IP assignment via DHCP.
    If you give a static IP address to a computer, etc., he will not ask you for an IP.
  • #7 16734139
    kawaczekolada
    Level 8  
    Heinzek wrote:
    kawaczekolada wrote:
    set a permanent address on each computer. Is this the right course of reasoning ??

    You do not need to disable automatic IP assignment via DHCP.
    If you give a static IP address to a computer, etc., he will not ask you for an IP.


    but on the router I do not have too many options with dhcp. the only one is to turn off the dynamic and so I did. then I set fixed ip on my computers. I unplugged the power and fired. everything is playing and beeping. dayks for a hint. Greetings. peter

    I also used help on yt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxcuowEDZi8

    Added after 15 [minutes]:

    Heinzek wrote:
    kawaczekolada wrote:
    set a permanent address on each computer. Is this the right course of reasoning ??

    You do not need to disable automatic IP assignment via DHCP.
    If you give a static IP address to a computer, etc., he will not ask you for an IP.



    it actually works and in this way. thanks.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around configuring a Huawei B315 LTE router to assign a fixed IP address to devices on a home network, specifically to resolve issues with a gastro application that loses its IP address after power outages. Users suggest utilizing "Static DHCP" settings and setting static IP addresses directly on the computers. It is confirmed that disabling dynamic IP assignment is not necessary if static IPs are assigned to the devices. The author successfully implements these changes, ensuring the application retains its IP address after power interruptions.
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