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Star Tech Development BR4100DC manual Example Bridge Mode

Models: BR4100DC

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Example: Bridge Mode

In this example of a bridged network, a computer on Network A is able to communicate with a computer on Network B by sending a message to IP address 192.168.2.1, which in turns sends a message to 172.25.3.14, which in turn sends the message to the computer on Network B.

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Star Tech Development BR4100DC manual Example Bridge Mode

Contents

4 Port 10/100 Mbits/sec DSL/Cable router BROADBAND ROUTERInstruction Guide BR4100DCIncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENTReorient or relocate the receiving antenna Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for helpChapter 3 General Settings Table of ContentsChapter 2 Quick Setup Chapter 4 SettingsTechnical Specifications Technical Support Warranty Information Appendix A IP Configuration Settings Appendix B Popular Port NumbersAppendix C Setting a Static IP Address Troubleshooting Glossary Chapter 5 ToolsBefore You Begin FeaturesChapter 1 Introduction Minimum RequirementsBack Panel ContentsRouter Basics Description The Front PanelStatus Modem port is regular Setting Up Your LANGetting Started Modem port is uplinkWindows Configuring Your PCsWindows XP Windows Me/98/95WinNT Accessing the Router Home Page Navigate the Router Management Interface Time Zone Chapter 2 Quick SetupEnable Daylight Savings Set Time ZoneBroadband Type MAC Address Cable ModemHost Name Subnet Mask Fixed-IP xDSLGateway IP Service Name PasswordPlease retype your password PPPoEIP Address Default GatewayPPTP User IDChapter 3 General Settings System Time ZoneNew Password Password SettingsCurrent Password Re-Enter PasswordRemote Management Host AddressPage Secondary DNS Address Domain Name Server DNSAddress Subnet Mask BridgeIP Address Example Bridge Mode Lease Time IP Subnet MaskDHCP Server IP Address PoolAddress Mapping Address MappingPrivate Port Virtual ServerPrivate IP Type192.168.2.2 Example Virtual ServerPrivate IP Private Port 80 HTTP Type TCP Public Port 80 HTTP Trigger Port EnabledSpecial Applications between 0 andExample Special Applications Firewall Port Access ControlEnable Client Filtering Block TimeExample Access Control Discard Ping from WAN Hacker PreventionDoS Protection RIP DefectClient IP Address Enable DMZPublic IP Address Chapter 4 Status WAN IP Internet ConnectionCable/DSL GatewayIP Address Device StatusFirewall Subnet MaskSecurity Log Security LogDHCP Client Log DHCP Client LogRestore Configuration ToolsBackup Restore to Factory DefaultsFirmware Upgrade Firmware UpgradeReset Appendix A Find and record your computer’s IP configuration settingsDefault Gateway Host Name if any MAC/Physical Address IP Address Subnet MaskApplication Appendix BPopular Port Numbers ProtocolWindows XP/2000 Setting a Static IP AddressAppendix C 1. From your Control Panel, double-click on the Network icon Windows NTWindows Me/98/95 Troubleshooting Make sure you have entered the proper configuration informationPing your router If problems persist, try resetting the routerTest your Internet connection Ping an outside IP addressRemove your proxy settings Online Gaming ProblemsForgotten Password Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or higherGlossary Network Mask See Subnet Mask Physical Address See MAC AddressSOHO Small Office/Home Office A small or at-home business Internet to connect nodes. See also PPTPTechnical Specifications On-line help Warranty InformationTechnical Support Limitation of LiabilityRevised February 20