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Mac OS

Using the DHCP server to assign an IP address

step1. Click the Apple icon in the upper left corner of the screen and select Control Panel/TCP/IP. The TCP/IP (Setup Ethernet) dialog box will appear as shown in Figure 24

Figure 24. Using the DHCP Server

step2. From the Connect Via list box, choose Ethernet

step3. From the Configure list box, choose Using DHCP Server step4. Leave the DHCP Client ID field blank

Manual Assignment of IP addresses

step1. Click the Apple icon in the upper left corner of the screen and select Control Panel/TCP/IP. The TCP/IP (Setup Ethernet) dialog box will appear as shown in Figure 25

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Soho NBG800 manual Mac OS, Using the Dhcp server to assign an IP address

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User’s Guide BroadGuard Ii SOHOware Secure Cable/DSL Router Trademarks SOHOware Secure Cable/DSL Router Packing List Table of Contents Troubleshooting Faqs Appendix a VPN Remote Access Vi SOHOware Secure Cable/DSL Router List of Figures Cable Broadband Connection Select Network Component Type Viii SOHOware Secure Cable/DSL Router Introduction Features and Benefits Front Panel Getting to Know Your BroadGuard Rear Panel LED Indicators Reset Installation What You NeedBroadband Internet Account Making a Connection Connecting the BroadGuard Network Extension Wired LAN Extension Wireless LAN Extension Wireless LAN Extension Network Configuration Click Start/Settings/Control Panel FigureWindows 95/98/Me Select Network Component Type TCP/IP Properties-1 TCP/IP Properties-2 Windows NT Click Start/Settings/Control Panel Microsoft TCP/IP Properties-1 Microsoft TCP/IP Properties-2 Windows Network and Dial-upConnections Click Properties SOHOware Secure Cable/DSL Router Local Area Connection Properties Click OK to complete the installation Mac OS Using the Dhcp server to assign an IP address Restart your computer Network Configuration BroadGuard Network ConfigurationEntering the BroadGuard Setup Home Basic Setup HomeSetup Setup Advanced Setup Start Broadband Connection Basic Finding your PC Host Name Network System Properties Windows DSL Setup DSL Broadband Connection Hacker Attack E-mail Alerts Hacker Attack E-mail Alerts Change Password Change Password Advanced Access Control Globally Disallowed Websites/Keywords DMZ Host DMZ Host Disable Dhcp Settings Dhcp Settings Internet Status Tools PPPoE Check DSL Users OnlyBroadGuard PPPoE Service Running PPPoE Check Unsuccessful Hacker Alert Test View Current Access Control Settings Download Firmware Access Monitor Mac & Linux Users Windows Users Status LED stays lit when it shouldn’t Troubleshooting Windows 95/98/Me Refresh Click Start/Programs/Command Prompt Type Exit Click Start/Programs/Accessories/Command Prompt Command Prompt-4 SOHOware Secure Cable/DSL Router Where should we install the BroadGuard on our network? FAQs Does the BroadGuard pass Pptp packets? Which modems are compatible with the BroadGuard? Windows 98/98/SE/Me VPN Client Setup Appendix a VPN Remote AccessBroadGuard VPN Server Configuration Client Configuration e.g. Microsoft Pptp Select Network Adapters Network Welcome to Dial-Up Networking Make New Connection-2 Dial-Up Networking Connection Established Windows 2000 VPN Server Setup Common Configurations Internet Connection Click Next. The New Address Range box will open Figure Check No, I don’t want… then click Next Managing Multiple Remote Access Servers SOHOware Secure Cable/DSL Router Set User Permissions Administrative Tools User Properties SOHOware Secure Cable/DSL Router Ethernet Appendix B Glossary TCP/IP VPN Technical Specifications Technical Support Support from Your Network SupplierSupport from SOHOware Software SOHOware Limited WarrantyLimited Warranty Service Procedures Hardware Services after Warranty Period Return for CreditLimitation of Liability EC Declaration of Conformity