Star Tech Development BR4100DC manual Configuring Your PCs, Windows XP, Windows Me/98/95

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Configuring Your PCs

Each of your LAN PC clients must be set up to obtain IP addresses automatically. If you are running an OS that is different than those listed below, please consult your OS manufacturer for details.

Windows XP

a.From your Control Panel, double-click the Network Connections icon.

b.Right-click on “Local Area Connection” and select Properties.

c.Select “Internet Protocol [TCP/IP]” and click the Properties button.

d.Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and “Obtain DNS server address automatically” and click OK.

Windows 2000

a.From your Control Panel, double-click on the Network and Dialup Connection icon.

b.Double-click the Local Area Connection icon.

c.Click the Properties button.

d.Check your “Network Components” list. You should see “Internet Protocol [TCP/IP]”. Select it and click the Properties button.

e.Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and “Obtain DNS server address automatically” and click OK.

f.Reboot your PC. Your PC will now obtain an IP address automatically from your router’s DHCP server.

Windows Me/98/95

a.Go to your Control Panel and double-click the Network icon.

b.Check the list of network components. If TCP/IP is not installed, click Add to install it now. If TCP/IP is installed, go to step e.

c.In the “Network Component Type” box, select “Protocol” and click Add.

d.In the “Select Network Protocol” box, select “Microsoft” and “TCP/IP” and click OK. You may need your Windows installation CD for this step.

e.After installing TCP/IP, go back to the Network dialog box. Select “TCP/IP” from the list of network components and click Properties.

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Contents Broadband Router FCC Compliance Statement Table of Contents Tools Introduction Features Before You BeginMinimum Requirements Contents Router BasicsBack Panel Status Description Front PanelGetting Started Setting Up Your LANModem port is regular Modem port is uplink Straight Through CrossWindows XP Configuring Your PCsWindows Windows Me/98/95WinNT Accessing the Router Home Navigate the Router Management Interface Time Zone Quick SetupBroadband Type Cable Modem Host NameMAC Address Fixed-IP xDSL Gateway IPSubnet Mask Please retype your password PasswordService Name User NameIP Address Default GatewayUser ID Pptp GatewayGeneral Settings Time Zone SystemCurrent Password Password SettingsNew Password Re-Enter PasswordHost Address Remote ManagementWAN Domain Name Server DNS AddressSecondary DNS Address Bridge Example Bridge Mode Dhcp Server IP Subnet MaskLease Time IP Address PoolAddress Mapping Address MappingPrivate IP Virtual ServerPrivate Port TypeExample Virtual Server Trigger Port EnabledBetween 0 Trigger TypeExample Special Applications Firewall Enable Client Filtering Access ControlPort Block TimeExample Access Control Discard Ping from WAN DoS ProtectionRIP Defect Your E-mail AddressEnable DMZ Public IP AddressClient IP Address Status Cable/DSL Internet ConnectionGateway Primary DNSFirewall Device StatusSecurity Log Security LogDhcp Client Log Dhcp Client LogBackup Configuration ToolsRestore Restore to Factory DefaultsFirmware Upgrade Firmware UpgradeReset Appendix a Find and record your computer’s IP configuration settingsAppendix B Popular Port NumbersApplication Protocol Port Number Setting a Static IP Address Appendix CWindows XP/2000 Windows NT Troubleshooting Test your Internet connection If problems persist, try resetting the routerPing your router Ping an outside IP addressForgotten Password Online Gaming ProblemsRemove your proxy settings Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or higherGlossary Physical Address See MAC Address Network Mask See Subnet MaskPage Technical Specifications Technical Support Warranty InformationOn-line help Limitation of LiabilityRevised February 20