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Feature request - local domain in DHCP (Archer BE800)

 
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Feature request - local domain in DHCP (Archer BE800)

Feature request - local domain in DHCP (Archer BE800)
Feature request - local domain in DHCP (Archer BE800)
2024-06-24 23:30:00
Model: Archer BE800  
Hardware Version: V1
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Simply adding the field to allow us to set a custom domain in the DHCP server settings shouldn't be hard. and for support to come back and say "just use local" - No.. this RFC explains that "home arpa" is correct, not local, so there should be a choice.

rfc8375 (can't link, just search for it)

I run a lot of server software at home, and having FQDN is essential.

if a $50 router has it, why does a "premium" product not offer the option.

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Re:Feature request - local domain in DHCP (Archer BE800)
2024-06-25 08:01:03 - last edited 2024-06-25 08:01:26

  @daxmelbourne 

 

Hello, thank you for posting on the TP-Link community, and we certainly appreciate all your feedback and feature request here.

While we don't have any specific details that I can share around if the feature can come to your home router, or when it might, I'll make sure to log this feature request and pass it along to the team.

I'm moving this conversation into the ‘Feature Request (Routers)' area and tagging it as a ‘Future Consideration’ for better visibility.

Feel free to let us know of any other feature requests you may have, we’d be happy to send them up for you.

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RE:Feature request - local domain in DHCP (Archer BE800)
2 weeks ago
Need to allow for DHCP to assign a local domain name for the LAN. This is a pretty standard thing and some would consider necessary. I was a bit perplexed to find out it was not supported.
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