Serving Teleworker IP via DHCP

[dmgale]

Trying to keep manual configuration to a minimum as we are a small staff; is there a DHCP option that we can set on our DHCP server that will provide a telworker IP to connected devices?

Much similar to the 128/129/130 options for configuring TFTP/ICP server via DHCP?

[x-man]

Don't think so as you have to manually put the phone into teleworker mode to start with and its all manually entered from there on in. Its not onerous though as you only have to do it once....(unless you change the MBG public address...). Assuming you are using MBG...plug phone in and do initial setup to point the phone at the MBG public IP and thats about it apart from entering the password and maybe the extension number (depending on how much you want to do internally) for initial logon.

After that its just a case of plugging the phone into a network with a working DHCP server...

[LoopyLou]

No option in a DHCP for the teleworker IP. I suppose if you used 125 and put in the MBG IP as the RTC address it might work.

[RossBC]

Assume you mean a dhcp server at a remote site, serving addresses to multiple teleworker phones.
If that is the case, yes we have done it. Use the MBG WAN address in option 128 & 129. The usual in 130.
You can even add diff service.