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Advanced Installation
Certain computer skill/knowledge is needed in this section.
If for any reason the Internet Hub cannot connect to your Cable/DSL router (IP address shown on the LCD does not fall in the same subnet of your router) you can still connect the Internet Hub directly to your computer. Please refer to the section ‘Resetting the Internet Hub’ to reset the Internet Hub before proceeding.
1.Plug in the network cable which connects the Internet Hub to your computer’s LAN port (instead of the Cable/DSL router).
2.Change the IP address of your computer (192.168.001.10) to match the same subnet of the Internet Hub. Example, “192.168.001.199:80”.
3.Login the Internet Hub using a web browser by typing the IP address and enter the user name and password provided.
Example, http://192.168.001.199:80.
Go to [Settings] -> [Network Setting].
1.Uncheck the [DHCP client].
2.Enter an IP address (ex. 192.168.123.222) that belongs to the same subnet of your router.
3.Enter the IP address (ex. 192.168.123.254) of your router in the Gatewayfield.
4.Enter the Subnet Mask: 192.168.123.0
5.Enter the Primary DNS, which is the IP address
(ex. 192.168.123.254) of your router.
6.Enter a Http Port. 83 in this example.
7.Press [Save Config] button to save the current settings.
8.Unplug the network cable from your computer and reconnect your computer’s LAN port like it was before.
9.Plug in the network cable which connects the Internet Hub to your
Cable/DSL router.
10.You should now be able to access the Internet Hub by typing the
IP address (ex. http://192.168.123.222:83) into a web browser.
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