Macsense Connectivity user manual Connecting Computers to the XRouter Pro

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Chapter 3 - EASY INSTALLATION

3.1.2 Connecting Computers to the XRouter Pro

When you complete connecting the XRouter Pro to your DSL or cable modem, now you may connect the Macintosh or PC computers in your local area network to the XRouter Pro. Two methods can be implemented for the connection: (1) plugging computers directly into the XRouter Pro, and (2) connecting the XRouter Pro to your LAN hub.

Connect Computers Directly to the XRouter Pro

NOTE: You will need an Ethernet cable for each additional computer con- necting to the XRouter Pro.

1.Plug one RJ-45 connector (of a standard twisted-pair Ethernet cable) to the Ethernet port on your computer.

2.Plug the other end of this cable to one of the XRouter Pro’s four LAN ports (located on the left side of the XRouter Pro’s rear panel. Refer to Figure 3.1.1)

3.Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each computer you wish to provide Internet access to until all four XRouter Pro LAN ports are filled.

NOTE: To connect more than four computers to the XRouter Pro, simply plug additional computers into a network hub and plug this hub into the XRouter Pro’s uplink port. Read below for further instructions.

Switch to left for crossover mode

Switch to right for normal mode

Figure 3.1.2

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Contents XRouter Pro User’s Manual CE Declaration of Conformity CopyrightFCC Notice TrademarksSafety Precautions Before YOU Start Page Modems Supported Sharing Internet AccessBuilt-in Dhcp Server Virtual Server 4-Port Switched Ethernet Hub InsideEasy Configuration SecurityItems Required Package OverviewSystem Requirements Hardware Installation Connecting the XRouter Pro to Your ModemConnecting Computers to the XRouter Pro Easy Installation Connecting the Power Supply Software ConfigurationSetting Up TCP/IP Windows 95/98 TCP/IP Configuration of Computers Easy Installation Assigning TCP/IP Values Manually Mac OS TCP/IP Configuration Easy Installation Setting Up the XRouter Pro Through a Web Browser Easy Installation Select Specify an IP Address Easy Installation Dhcp Server Settings Access ControlURL Access Setting IP Access Setting Virtual Server Advanced Configuration Device Administration Status Monitor For a Static or Dynamic IP Address without PPPoE See FIgure How the Special App Feature Works Special APPHow to Use the Special App Feature DMZ DeMilitarized Zone HostRIP Routing Information Protocol Static Routing Advanced Configuration PPPoE Settings Firmware Upgrade Advanced Configuration Troubleshooting Appendix a Specifications EnvironmentWAN Port Appendix B Hardware DescriptionLAN Ports Rear Panel Description LAN Ethernet PortsGlossary Cable ModemHttp Tftp UDP 180-00325-000