In modern network management, automating IP address distribution is essential. One of the most efficient ways to achieve this is by enabling DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). DHCP helps administrators by automatically assigning IP addresses to client devices without manual configuration.
On the SECUI Bluemax NGF (Next Generation Firewall), DHCP functionality is built-in and can be configured directly via the web interface. This article will guide you step by step to set up DHCP, including IP Pools, DNS, and Default Gateway.

Open your web browser and log in to the Bluemax NGF web interface as usual. Make sure you use administrator credentials.

Once you’re on the dashboard, navigate to:
System > DNS Settings > DHCP Settings

Enable Enable DHCP to activate the DHCP service on the firewall.

Under the DNS Settings section, enter the DNS server IP address that clients will use. This ensures proper domain resolution when they are connected.

Go to Static Area Setting, then click Add to create an IP range for DHCP clients.

Fill in the following parameters according to your network:

After completing the details, click Apply. The system will save and activate the DHCP server based on the pool you created.

To confirm DHCP is working, check one of the clients to ensure it has received an IP address from the configured pool. If correct, DHCP is successfully enabled.

Enabling DHCP on SECUI Bluemax Next Generation Firewall makes IP distribution automatic and hassle-free, improving network efficiency and reducing errors. With the correct setup, you can prevent IP conflicts and speed up client provisioning.
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Last Updated
September 4, 2025
Category
SECUI Configuration, Network Security
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