NetComm NB620W manual Static IP Configuration

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Static IP Configuration

If you connect to the Internet using a permanent IP address, please select Static IP Configura- tion from the pull down menu and fill the ISP specified values in the fields.

Note: If your ISP requires a PPPoE type connection, you should NOT use " Static IP Config".

Host Name/Domain Name. Some ISPs require the host name and domain name as identifica- tion. If it is not specified, assign on your own or leave it as blank.

IP Address. Enter the IP address of the gateway's Internet port. Please use the ISP specified address.

Subnet mask. Enter the subnet mask supplied by your ISP.

Gateway. Your ISP will assign a gateway address for you. If you can not find one, please contact your ISP.

Primary DNS. Enter the domain name server of the ISP.

Secondary DNS. The back up domain name server can be left blank if necessary.

MAC address. Some ISPs allow you to connect to them with a specified MAC address only. You can enter the MAC address manually or copy it from a PC which is attached to the Local Port. Simply type in its IP address and the gateway will copy the MAC address from that PC. The gateway comes with the factory default MAC address. You do not need to change the default value if the ISP is not checking the MAC address of your Internet Port.

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Contents Page Important rules for safe operation Legal & Regulatory InformationCustomer Information NB620W Super-G Wireless Broadband Gateway User Guide Contents Product Overview IntroductionNetComm NB620W Super-G Wireless Gateway Features and benefitsWhats in the package? Connect the Ethernet Cables Connecting the NetComm Super-G Wireless GatewayConnecting your Gateway 1 NB620W Front Panel 2 NB620W Back Panel Connect the Power CableDevice Management / Gateway Address Factory DefaultLog-in Ssid Default ValuesOverview Configuring your ComputersConfiguring Windows 98 and Millennium PCs Page Configuring Windows 2000 PCs Page Configuring Windows XP PCs Page Accessing the Configuration Manager Configuring the Wireless Gateway Internet Port Basic Configuration Dhcp Configuration PPPoE Configuration Page Static IP Configuration Pptp Configuration YML725 Rev1 Local Port YML725 Rev1 Wireless LAN YML725 Rev1 Page Advanced Items Advanced Setup Access Control ListDefine Group Options Define Application Options Advanced Setup Content filtering YML725 Rev1 Advanced Setup Dynamic DNS Advanced Setup Firewall Email Alarm Options Advanced Setup Remote Management Advanced Setup Static Routes Advanced Setup UPnP Advanced Setup Virtual Server YML725 Rev1 Advanced Setup Print Server Advanced Setup USB Storage Page YML725 Rev1 Management Management Access LogManagement Factory Reset Management Firmware Upgrade User List Management Network StatusSession List Management Time Management Save ConfigurationTo enable the printer serving function of NB620W to operate Configuring Printer SharingPage YML725 Rev1 Page Configuring Printer Sharing on Windows Page YML725 Rev1 Page YML725 Rev1 Configuring NB620W Printer Sharing on Windows XP PCs YML725 Rev1 Page YML725 Rev1 Page Access Interface Appendix a Technical SpecificationsHardware Networking /Transport layer protocol SoftwareFile sharing support Appendix B Frequent Asked Questions What is a dynamic IP address?What is DMZ? What is Dynamic DNS? Why Dynamic DNS? What is Wildcard?What to do if my USB storage stalls? Whats MX Mail Exchanger? And why MX?What is PPPoE PPP Over Ethernet? What is MTU?IP address conflict Appendix C TroubleshootingCannot access the Internet Refresh your IP address MS WindowsAppendix D Ddns Update Status Messages Twisted pair cables Appendix E Cable ConnectionsRJ-45 Network Ports RJ-11 Connector Pin RS-232 Serial Cable To RJ-11 adapterUSB cable Contact Information Appendix F Registering your NetComm ProductLegal & Regulatory Information Customer Information Product Warranty Limitations of Warranty