CONFIGURING YOUR ROUTER
Negotiable or Fixed. The suggested setting is Fixed, which does not allow the IP address and Subnet mask to be assigned and disconnects the call, if necessary. The Negotiable setting allows an IP address and Subnet mask to be assigned.
Router Subnet Mask: Type the IP network mask of the selected router.
Default Gateway: Type an IP address of a router or other device that the selected router can send packets to which have destinations the selected router cannot determine by static routing tables or by dynamic routing.
IP Options
IP Options appears under the Setup Tab > IP Tab for the properties for a router.
IP routing allows the selected router to route TCP/IP packets. For the IP addresses, you should enter numbers in the form of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, where each xxx is a number ranging from 1 to 255.
Remote IP Address Assignment: Select whether the router will assign the remote address or not. This option can be set to Assigned or Fixed. If Assigned, the Remote Address and Remote Subnet Mask will be assigned to devices calling in and, for devices not accepting the assignment, calls are disconnected. If Fixed, no IP address or Subnet Mask is assigned to devices calling in.
Remote Address: IF Remote IP Address Assignment is set to Fixed, then type the IP network address that the selected router can assign to devices calling in.
ARP Configuration: Select Normal, RARP, Proxy, or RARP/ Proxy.
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