Compex Technologies NetPassage 15B manual

Chapter 3 Configuring NetPassage 15B

DHCP Start IP Address	This is the first IP address where the built-in DHCP
	server of NetPassage 15B assigns. It should be in the
	same subnet as your NetPassage 15B. For example, if
	the IP address and network mask of your NetPassage
	15B is 192.168.168.1 and 255.255.255.0 respectively,
	the DHCP Start IP Address should be 192.168.168.X
DHCP End IP Address	This is the last IP address where the built-in DHCP
	server of NetPassage 15B assigns. It should be in the
	same subnet as your NetPassage 15B. For example, if
	the IP address and network mask of your NetPassage
	15B is 192.168.168.1 and 255.255.255.0 respectively,
	the DHCP End IP Address should be 192.168.168.X
Always use these DNS servers	This checkbox is associated with the built-in DHCP
	Server of NetPassage 15B. If this box is “checked”, the
	built-in DHCP Server will configure the DNS
	information of the computers. If this box is NOT
	“checked”, you need to manually configure the DNS
	information in every computer in the network.
Primary DNS IP Address	If the Always use these DNS servers checkbox is
	“checked”, fill in an IP address of a DNS server. This
	information is normally provided by your ISP.
Secondary DNS IP Address	This field contains the IP address of a secondary DNS
	server (optional)
DHCP Server	Enable or disable the DHCP server. If you disable the
	DHCP server, you need to manually configure the
	TCP/IP of every computer in the network.

4.Press the Save button followed by Reboot button to complete the process.

3.1.2Advanced Option for DHCP Server

You may configure the built-in DHCP Server of NetPassage 15B to release a specific IP address to a specific computer via the web-based configuration interface. You may also view the IP releases online.

To reserve IP addresses for specific computers:

1.Press the Dhcp Server Reservations button from the LAN Setup window shown in Figure 3.1.1-1. The configuration window for DHCP server reservation will be displayed, as shown in Figure 3.1.2-1.

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Compex Technologies NetPassage 15B manual Advanced Option for Dhcp Server, To reserve IP addresses for specific computers

Contents

Page Disclaimer Trademark InformationYour Feedback Declaration of Conformity FCC Notice Compex, Inc Technical Support InformationReadyLINK Networktechnology GmbH Conventions About this Document Table of Contents NetPassage 15B’s System Tools Product Overview Key FeaturesIntroduction Broadband Internet Sharing Time-based Access Management Integrated 4-port 10/100Mbps SwitchWeb-based Configuration Interface Parallel Broadband Package Contents Panel Views Panel Views & Descriptions Panel Description Index Indicator Description NetPassage 15B Specifications Technical Data Getting Started Hardware Setup 192.168.168.1 TCP/IP Configuration of the ComputersFor Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME For Microsoft Windows 2000/XP Netmask 255.255.255.0 Configuring your Computer with Static IP Address192.168.168.X Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.168.1 DNS Server Subnet Mask of 192.168.168.X and 255.255.255.0 respectively DNS Configuration Window \WINDOWS\PING Connecting to the Configuration Interface Connecting to Web-based Configuration Interface Proxy SettingsCommand Menu Configuration Window Connecting to NetPassage 15B’s Command Console via Telnet Telnet Command Console\WINDOWS\TELNET Command Console Login Setting up your LAN Configuring NetPassage 15BConfiguring IP Addressing IP Address To reserve IP addresses for specific computers Advanced Option for Dhcp Server To view the IP released by the Dhcp Server 5 titled Australia Big Pond Cable Internet 4 titled Singapore Singtel Magix SuperSurfCable Internet with Dynamic IP Assignment Cloning MAC Address to NetPassage 15B Cable Internet with Static IP Assignment Static IP Configuration Service Name PasswordIdle Timeout Username Reconnect Time Factor Singapore SingTel Magix SuperSurfUse non-standard Pppoe Ethernet type Australia Big Pond Cable Internet Network Address Translator NAT Virtual Server based on Port Forwarding Introduction to Virtual Servers Defining Virtual Server based on De-Militarized Zone DMZ Virtual Server based on IP Forwarding Defining Virtual Server based on Port Forwarding Defining Virtual Server based on IP Forwarding Defining De- Militarized Zone Configuring Routing Protocol Dynamic Routing Static Routing IP Packet Filtering Internet Application Filtering Activating Remote Router Management Managing NetPassage 15B from the InternetSelect Single from the drop down menu Telnet Port Http Port Implementing Parallel Broadband NetPassage 15B’s System Tools Setting Router IdentitySynchronizing Router’s Clock with your Computer Upgrading Router’s Firmware Rebooting NetPassage 15B Profile Saving, Restore & Reset to Defaults Changing Administrative Password Delete Command Appendix a Console Commands Disable Command Enable CommandDisconnect Command Edit Command Singapore SingNet Broadband Appendix B ISP-Specific NotesSingapore Pacific Internet Broadband Germany T-DSL & T-Online Action Normal Reset Password to Reset to factory Appendix C Frequently Asked Questions Procedure for resetting password to default