Hughes DW6000 manual Index, Dhcp

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Index

A

auto-negotiate 61, 63

B

Bad Key Frames 11

C

Category 5) Ethernet cable 63 Commission Status 10 Connectivity Test 9, 14, 30 Connectivity Test Menu 14 Contact Tech Support 9 Control Center 1, 7 cooling vents 2

D

DHCP 45

DW6000 Info section 13

E

e-mail 19 Ethernet 61

Ethernet cable 1, 45, 61 Ethernet hub 45, 61 Ethernet hubs 63 Ethernet port 15 Ethernet port LED 16 Eudora 23

F

Fatal Error Indication Fatal error indication firewall 32 Frames Received 11 Frames with Errors 11

H

Help Menu 14 Home 8 host 63

I

Internet Connectivity 32

L

LAN 15 LEDs 15, 33 links 9

local area network 1

local area network (LAN) 45, 61

M

maintenance 2

Microsoft Outlook 2000 22 Microsoft Outlook 2002 22 myDIRECWAY 9 myDIRECWAY.com 14

N

Netscape 23 network 5

network interface card (NIC) 61 network interface cards (NICs) 1, 45

Number of Failed

Transmissions 12

Number of Packets submitted for transmission 12

Number of Successful Transmissions 12

O

operating platforms 5 Outlook Express 19

P

pedestal base 38 Ping 30 Power 15

prepared Ethernet cable 63

R

Receive 15

Receive Status 10, 11

Reception Info 9, 11

S

Satellite section 13 Signal Strength 10

Software Configuration section 13 Software Download Status 10 static IP address 45

System 15

system indicators 8 System Info 9 System Information 13 System Status 9, 10

T

TCP Acceleration Status 10 terminating 63 Transmission Info 9, 12 Transmit 15

Transmit Status 10, 12 troubleshooting 25

U

User Interface is accessed 8

V

Value Added Resellers (VARs) 19 View Help Topics 9

View System Status 9 virus 32

W

Weather and Signal Strength

15

wireless 61

 

wireless base station 1, 45,

62

wireless network base station

61

Wireless networks 62

 

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Contents User Guide Trademarks Iii Satellite Dish Antenna Grounding Page Page Contents Viii Contents Contact information System requirements DW6000 installation and componentsDW6000 components Preventative maintenanceOperating considerations Grounding requirement Professional installation or service requirementDW6000 Direcway System How the DW6000 worksDW6000 installation and components Direcway System Control Center Another way to access the Control Center How to access the System Control CenterProblem is reported System Status screen displays the fields described below System StatusReception Info screen Reception InfoTransmission Info screen Transmission InfoTurbo Page if enabled, speeds Web surfing MyDIRECWAY Connectivity Test Link Help MenuDW6000 LEDs Fatal Error Indication Weather and Signal StrengthDW6000 LEDs Operation Ethernet port LED operation DW6000 LED operationUSB/LAN LED 18 DW6000 LEDs Operation Configuring Direcway e-mail Configuring E-mailInternet Connection Wizard Mail Server Names Configuring E-mail Select Getting Started Category POP3.direcway.com Overview DW6000 TroubleshootingCheck that the unit is commissioned Cannot surf but can access Control CenterReception info Transmission info Check that TCP acceleration is operationalSystem Status, TCP Acceleration Status Check Network Operations Center NOC Connectivity Connectivity Test Check for virus and firewall issues Cannot access the Control Center 34 DW6000 Troubleshooting DW6000 Troubleshooting Device other than computer connected to DW6000 Problem System LED not lit Orienting pedestal base and DW6000 Pedestal baseDW6000 guides 40 DW6000 Troubleshooting What is Automatic Cross Polarization ACP? Frequently asked questionsIs Direcway compatible with my Mac? Can I put this system on a boat or in an RV? Frequently asked questions Typical operating system settings Windows 98SEor ME Configuring Windows for a DW6000 with a static IP addressTCP/IP Properties Windows 2000 1. Select Start→Settings→Control Panel Local Area Connection Properties DW6000 Properties Typical operating system settings Control Panel Configuring Windows when Dhcp is enabledGateway tab Network and Dial-up Connections Internet Protocol Properties Network Connections Local Area Connection Properties Mac Systems Preferences menu Select Manually from the Configure drop-down list Configuring a MacIntosh when Dhcp is enabledTypical operating system settings Home Networking Site with DW6000 and wireless LAN installed Basic wireless considerationsBasic Ethernet considerations Site with DW6000 and Ethernet LAN installedPage Glossary Glossary Glossary Glossary Dhcp IndexIndex
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DW6000 specifications

The Hughes DW6000 is a high-performance satellite modem designed primarily for broadband Internet access, particularly in remote and rural areas where traditional wired options aren’t feasible. This equipment is prominent within Hughes Network Systems' lineup of satellite communication technologies and offers a robust solution for both residential and commercial applications.

One of the standout features of the Hughes DW6000 is its compatibility with the HughesNet satellite broadband service. It supports two-way satellite Internet connectivity, allowing users to send and receive data simultaneously, which enhances Internet speed and efficiency. The modem operates on the Ka-band, which is known for providing higher bandwidth and faster data transmission rates compared to traditional Ku-band systems.

The DW6000 is equipped with advanced technologies such as Adaptive Coding and Modulation (ACM), which dynamically adjusts data transmission rates based on network conditions. This feature ensures optimal performance and availability of service, even under less-than-ideal weather conditions or during peak usage times. Additionally, it includes built-in Quality of Service (QoS) capabilities, which prioritize network traffic to maintain steady, reliable performance for applications like video streaming and VoIP.

With a user-friendly design, the Hughes DW6000 offers straightforward installation and setup processes, making it accessible for users who may not have technical expertise. Its compact size also allows for easy placement in various environments.

Moreover, the modem supports various interface options, including Ethernet for connecting multiple devices, and USB connections for individual setups. This versatility makes it a fit for both home networks and small office environments.

The DW6000 also has security features in place, including encryption options to safeguard data transmission. This is particularly important in today's digital landscape, where data privacy and security are vital considerations.

In summary, the Hughes DW6000 satellite modem stands out for its robust features, including support for high-speed Internet access, dynamic transmission adjustments through ACM, and user-friendly installation. Its versatility, combined with essential security measures, makes it a solid choice for anyone looking to establish reliable connectivity in hard-to-reach locations. Whether for home use or business applications, the DW6000 delivers the performance needed to keep users connected in an increasingly digital world.