Hostnames and IP changes
Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2015 2:12 pm
Hi,
I'm new to Gargoyle and absolutely loving it. I have a question about hostnames and IP addresses:
SITUATION
In CONNECTION --> DHCP, as my devices connected to the router, I renamed the computers/tablets/etc to a new hostname and gave them assigned IP addresses. They eventually switched over to the new designated IP addresses, however, under STATUS --> B/W Distribution & Bandwidth Usage, I'm finding that the old IP addresses are still listed, and old hostnames are still there.
QUESTION
I was wondering how to erase the old IP addresses and old hostnames that are still listed but not in use anymore. I want to only see the current devices/IP addresses, and not the old information from those devices. I am willing to delete the bandwidth data and start fresh, I'm just hoping to not have to setup the router from scratch again, like re-inputting the new hostnames, IP addresses, etc.
I hope my question made sense. I looked at other posts, and I think people have been asking similar questions, but I don't quite understand if their question & solution is the same as mine. It's hard to describe in proper words, so I don't want to mess it up. Thanks so much!
I love gargoyle!
I'm new to Gargoyle and absolutely loving it. I have a question about hostnames and IP addresses:
SITUATION
In CONNECTION --> DHCP, as my devices connected to the router, I renamed the computers/tablets/etc to a new hostname and gave them assigned IP addresses. They eventually switched over to the new designated IP addresses, however, under STATUS --> B/W Distribution & Bandwidth Usage, I'm finding that the old IP addresses are still listed, and old hostnames are still there.
QUESTION
I was wondering how to erase the old IP addresses and old hostnames that are still listed but not in use anymore. I want to only see the current devices/IP addresses, and not the old information from those devices. I am willing to delete the bandwidth data and start fresh, I'm just hoping to not have to setup the router from scratch again, like re-inputting the new hostnames, IP addresses, etc.
I hope my question made sense. I looked at other posts, and I think people have been asking similar questions, but I don't quite understand if their question & solution is the same as mine. It's hard to describe in proper words, so I don't want to mess it up. Thanks so much!
I love gargoyle!