Planet IPX-1000 [29/79] Advanced internet configuration

Assignment IP range

Please insert the first IP address range. The values must be within 1 ~ 254,

and the end value must be greater than the start value.

Note that the first three numbers (unchangeable) should be the same as the

first three numbers of IPX-1000’s LAN IP address. If not, then you must

correct IPX-1000’s LAN IP address setting first.

Assignment IP range

Please insert the second IP address range. The DHCP server will start to use

the second range only after the first range is all used up. If you don’t need to

use the second range, please insert zero for both the start value and the end

value.

DNS server 1st

Please insert the first (or the only) DNS server’s IP address. If this IP address

is set incorrectly, your PC will not be able to access web sites via domain

names.

DNS Server 2st

Please insert

the second DNS server’s IP address. This IP address is optional.

If you don’t need to use the 2nd DNS server, please insert zero for the 2nd

DNS server.

DONE

Clicking on the DONE button to apply the changes. After clicking on the DONE button, the system

refuses to save the changes (reverting back to the old settings), then you need to request a new IP

address for your PC from the DHCP server.

To request a new IP address from the DHCP server, follow these steps:

1. Open the Command Prompt window (sometimes called DOS window) from Windows.

2. If you are using Windows 95/98, enter “ipconfig /release_all”. After the command is completed,

enter “ipconfig /renew_all”.

3. If you are using Windows 2000/XP, enter “ipconfig /release”. After the command is completed,

enter “ipconfig /renew”.

4. If you want to know your PC’s new IP address, enter “ipconfig”.

Internet Sharing

This page allows you to enable the Private IP address and no need to apply from your MIS, but you

must responsible that the routing information out gone to the other network. The benefit of the Private

IP address is can be shared with different party for saving IP number.

Advanced Internet Configuration

Advanced Internet configuration - also called IP masquerade, is a process of translating the source