TANDBERG MCU 4500, MSE 8510 manual This section

To configure the network settings on the MCU and check the network status, go to	or
.

The MCU has two Ethernet interfaces, Port A and Port B. The configuration pages for the two interfaces look and behave similarly, and so are described together. Differences will be noted as appropriate.

Port A can be configured to be allocated its IP address by DHCP. Port B cannot use DHCP. Connect Port A to your local network and connect Port B to a second subnet or the internet depending on your application of the MCU.

In this section:

IP configuration settings

IP status

Ethernet configuration

Ethernet status

These settings determine the IP configuration for the appropriate Ethernet port of the MCU. When you have

finished, click and then reboot the MCU.

Whether the port is enabled or disabled. When enabled, the port will allow IP traffic to flow; when disabled, IP traffic will not pass into or out of the MCU on this port.

Port A can never be disabled because it is the primary interface of the MCU.

Specifies a name for the MCU.	Depending on your network configuration, you
	may be able to use this host name to
	communicate with the MCU, without needing to
	know its IP address.
Specifies whether the MCU obtains its own IP	Click	to request a new IP address if
address for this port automatically via DHCP	you have selected automatic configuration.
(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), or
whether or if it should use the values that you
specify in the Manual configuration fields below.
Identifies the dot-separated IPv4 address for this	You only need to specify this option if you have
port, for example 192.168.4.45.	chosen Manual IP configuration, as described
	above.

For Port A, if the IP configuration setting is set to

Automatic by DHCP this setting will be ignored

Identifies the subnet mask required for the IP address you wish to use, for example 255.255.255.0.

Identifies the IP address of the default gateway on this subnet, for example 192.168.4.1.

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