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| " How can I associate the device's MAC address to an IP address?" |
Just tick "always use the same IP address" in the routers network settings if you want the device to always use it's present IP address.
Or if yo wish to assign a specific IP address within the DHCP pool:
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| Could I assign 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.63 as static IP addresses without needing to change the current (DHCP pool) configuration above? |
You use those addresses by assigning them in the devices own network settings, that is what is normally called a static IP address.
IF you wish IP's in that range to be assigned by DHCP then you need to change the routers DHCP pool to include that IP range.
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| Would I need to modify the LAN_private DHCP pool's address range and/or set up another DHCP pool to achieve my aims? |
If I understand you question correctly, you will need to change the LAN_private pool range from 192.168.1.[64-252] to 192.168.1.[1-63] to assign IP in that range by DHCP.
