Reserving static IP within the hub confirguration?

[geotrouvetout67]

Is there a way to assign an IP to the ST hub WITHIN the hub itself?

I’m using a CUJO firewall which for now the static IP reservation feature does not work well (all IP’s are under a CUJO subnet not within the router subnet so the router cannot assign IP addresses). It only works consistently if I am able to assign an IP within the device itself.

[JDRoberts]

Unfortunately no, from a LAN perspective the hub is just another device. It doesn’t have any IP functions. Even with the new Samsung connect, the router functions are separate from the home automation hub functions. So the IP address gets assigned to the hub, not by it. And regrettably they have not added a feature to allow the address to be set manually. See the previous discussion (this is a clickable link)

Assigning Hub's IP WITHOUT Use of DHCP?

I would like to use my hub on my LAN without the use of a DHCP server. I can’t find any topics on this, just lots of similar (but not correct) topics about using DHCP to assign a static IP address. I am trying to assign static IP addresses WITHOUT the use of a DHCP server to do so. On most devices, I can just go into the settings (usually via a web interface, which I know is not available on the hub) and assign the IP address manually. How can I achieve this on my hub if possible at all?

[geotrouvetout67]

Thanks. Too bad, that should not be that difficult to implement within the firmware.