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Has anybody found a way to input/update the Static IP Table with a large number of entries. I have my table with 99 entries. Although more than half are not active but set with mac address of zeroes, I have the ability to easily add any device to a static IP which are all in order. Because the list is so large I am unable to import it either with command use or Telnet. It seems that because the limitation, particularly in DOS (Telnet), is 255 characters, there is no way to input such a large file. If there is a command or structure that would allow me to input a file rather than a line paste, it would be great. Any suggestions would be great as it would be a means for me to do mass re-config if I need, or to simply change my Static addresses to a new subnet.

[AmesJainchill]

Is this what you're looking for?

https://wiki.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Static_DHCP#How_to_add_static_leases_into_dhcp_by_command

If so, credit to derWolfMan (around post eight or so) in the 36410 thread https://forum.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=316072 ..

[WENED]

Thanks for setting me on the right course. Although it took a lot of research and messing around, I was finally able to have success. I still need to tweak a bit but that is because I have never used vi before and since that is the only way I found to create a file that would be accepted by Linux it took some time to get it right. I first tried to put a txt file on a USB but the system would not recognize the file. Eventually I activated vi and pasted the file from the txt file. Although not 100% I suspect that I was at fault due to my lack of knowledge in the use of vi. Again thanks for pointing me in the right direction.