For Windows 98SE and Windows Me | Philips SNA6500 manual

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To explore the network: Double-click the Network Environment icon on the desktop.

If you need more information, consult Windows Help.

For Windows 98SE and Windows Me.

See earlier on in this chapter for Windows XP and Windows 2000.

Click the Windows Start button, click ‘Settings’, and click ‘Control Panel’ from the list.

Double-click the ‘Network’ icon.

Click the ‘Identification’ tab.

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Philips SNA6500 user manual For Windows 98SE and Windows Me

Contents

SNA6500 Page LAN Ports Power InletReset Button Adsl Port Table of Contents Internet Access About the Adsl Wireless Base StationFeatures and Benefits Wireless and Wired LAN Important information Safety PrecautionsPackaging contents Security Hardware Description LED IndicatorsISP Settings System Requirements Connect the Adsl Line Phone Line ConfigurationConnect the System Depending on your operating system TCP/IP ConfigurationWindows 98/Me Internet Explorer TCP/IP Configuration SettingDisable Http Proxy Obtain IP Settings from Your Adsl Wireless Base Station Windows NT TCP/IP Configuration Setting Windows Windows XP Configuring Your Macintosh Computer Configuring your wireless adapter Getting Started Setup WizardWireless settings Adsl settings Connection Status Parameters Adsl / Internet settingsISP settings Adsl Status URL Blocking Access ControlFirewall MAC Filter Connection Policy Intrusion Detection Intrusion Detection FeatureSchedule Rule Wireless Encryption Wireless security 802.1X WPA Status Home network settingsNetwork settings Wireless WDS WEP Special Applications Advanced settingsAddress Mapping Virtual Server System Maintenance Snmm Trap Remote ManagementSnmp Community Parameter Description Traffic mapping Upnp Universal Plug and Play settingsDdns Dynamic DNS settings QoS Routing table RoutingStatic route parameter RIP parameter MAC address Windows NT4/2000/XPMacintosh Linux Wizard Network Settings Page For Windows 98SE and Windows Me Page Click ‘OK’ to accept the changes Key by watching RIP packets All of its wireless clientsStation and all of its wireless clients Server Per min High Per minute Incomplete TCP/UDP sessions Flags Indicates the route statusFragmentation half-open wait Dhcp clients Incomplete TCP/UDP sessions Such as video transmission Downstream signalMetric An interleaver is basically a buffer used Statistics UDP session idle timeoutSpecifies the Internet connection settings Wait between failed authentications Settings will be lost, also your ISP settings Problem Solution Physical Characteristics Environmental March SNA6500Page SLA5500 Guarantee certificate Certificado de garantia Garantibevis