Doing so will take you to your router's page. Some routers are protected by a username and password. If you didn't set the password, you can usually find it in your router's manual.  You can also look up your router's model number and name online to see if you can find the default username and password. If you set a password but no longer remember it, reset your router to restore the factory settings. Each router's page will differ slightly from other routers; you'll likely find the router's settings. This will usually be in the "Network Settings" section (or your router page's equivalent). If you can't find DHCP there, look for it in the "Advanced" settings, "Setup" settings, or "Local Network" settings. Click the Enable switch, checkbox, or button. In some cases, you may first have to click a Disabled drop-down box and then select Enabled from the drop-down menu. You may also have the option to change the number of devices that can use your router. Be careful if you do this, since allowing for too few devices will result in connection errors for one or more devices. Click the Save or Apply button to save your settings. Depending on your router, you may also be prompted to restart your router in order for the changes to take place.
افتح متصفح ويب وأدخل عنوان جهاز التوجيه. سجل دخولك إلى صفحة جهاز التوجيه إن طُلِب منك ذلك. افتح إعدادات جهاز التوجيه. ابحث عن قسم دي إتش سي بي. تفعيل خاصية دي إتش سي بي. احفظ الإعدادات.