Network Troubleshooting Tree

Network Troubleshooting Tree

Use the following tree to assist you with troubleshooting your network setup.

Step #1 - I have connected my System to my Router. When I press the ENTER button on my System, my IP is …

Similar to 192.168.###.### or anything other than 127.0.0.1

This means that your system has leased an IP address from the Router.

127.0.0.1

See Step #1 Troubleshooting. Once troubleshooting has been performed, please repeat Step #1.

My System Information is:

IP Address: ________________________ // MAC Address: ______________________

Step #2 – My Internet Connection is:

High Speed DSL or Cable Modem with a minimum of 384kbps Upload

This means that your internet connection is fast enough to upload my video stream.

Dial-Up or Internet Service termed “Lite” or “Light” , Dial-up Replacement, ISDN, Dial Channel Analog or PRI

See Step #2 Troubleshooting

Step #3 – My Internet Modem is:

A High Speed Cable or DSL Modem which is *NOT* a dual Modem/Router

This means that your internet connection is fast enough to upload my video stream.

A High Speed Cable or DSL Modem which *IS* a dual Modem/Router Your modem may be a model Slipstream, WestTel, Netopia, ActionTec, 2Wire, SMC or another model.

See Step #3 Troubleshooting

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LOREX Technology SG19LD Network Troubleshooting Tree, 127.0.0.1, See Step #2 Troubleshooting, See Step #3 Troubleshooting