Using the Terminal Configurator
[ip]
The following sections sets the configuration of the IP protocol.
∙ip address. This is the IP address that will be used by other computers to communicate with a particular Ethernet Adapter.
∙netmask. This is a value that, when logical ANDed with the IP address, specifies the range of IP addresses within the local network.
∙broadcast. In the local network, this is the IP address that is used to refer to all computers simultaneously. The default “automatic” will work for almost all configurations. There should be no need to change this value.
∙route. For this network interface card, this value references section names that specify the routing options. The default of “automatic” will work for most configurations.
∙gateway. If present, this value specifies the IP address of your Internet router or firewall. By default, this value is set to “none.” Change this value to the IP address of your gateway if you intend to use an Internet router or firewall.
