View Available LAN Hosts on RV110W VPN Firewall

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Updated:December 11, 2018
Document ID:SMB4658

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View Available LAN Hosts on RV110W VPN Firewall

Objective

A Local Area Network (LAN) is a physically connected network that is limited to an area such as a home or small business. The Connected Devices page allows the administrator to control the flow in the network and take action in case a failure occurs. This document describes how to view a list of all available LAN hosts on RV110W.

Applicable Device

• RV110W

Software Version

• 1.2.0.9

View Available LAN Hosts

Step 1. Log in to the web configuration utility and choose Status > Connected Devices. The Connected Devices page opens:

 

Step 2. Choose the type of interface to view from the Filter Interface Type Matches drop-down list. There are four possible types of interfaces:

• All — Displays all types of host that are connected to the LAN.

• Wireless — Displays the hosts that are connected to the LAN via wireless.

• Wire — Displays the hosts that are connected to the LAN via wire.

• WDS — Displays the hosts that are connected to the LAN via Wireless Distribution System (WDS).

The IPv4 ARP Table displays the following information about the host:

• Name — Displays the name of the host in the LAN.

• IP Address — Displays the IP address that was assigned to the host.

• MAC Address — Displays the MAC address of the host.

• Type — Displays what type of connection the host has. There are two possible types.

– Static — The IP address of the host was assigned to the host statically.

– Dynamic — The IP address of the host was assigned through DHCP.

• Static DHCP — Displays if the IP of the device is assigned through Static DHCP. A device with a static IP address will keep the same IP address.

• Interface Type — Displays what type of interface the host uses (wireless, wired, or WDS).

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