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Configuration
The LAN Port Settings screen displays the following parameters:
Port Number – displays the number of the port you are configuring. This is a read-only
parameter whose value is always 1.
Enabled – This port must always be enabled.
Port Type – displays the type of LAN access method. This is a read-only parameter.
MAC Addr. – displays the hardware Media Access Control address for this LAN port. This
is a read-only parameter
IP Address – displays the IP address of this LAN port.
IP Mask – allows you to define what portion of the IP address is used for sub-network
definitions; see "Appendix C."
Description – allows you to type a text description of this LAN port. This is a required
field; it is limited to a maximum of 31 characters (the default description is 'attached to
shared segment').
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To define a LAN port
1. In the LAN Port Settings screen, make sure the Enabled check box is selected.
2. In the IP Address text box, the IP address is displayed automatically if you used a
terminal session to set this parameter (for information, see "Defining IP Addresses via
a Terminal Session" in Chapter 9, "Tips and Troubleshooting"); if the field is empty or
the address displayed is incorrect, type the correct address for this port.
3. In the IP Mask field, the subnet mask is displayed automatically if you used a terminal
session to set this parameter; if the field is empty or the address displayed is incorrect,
type the correct subnet mask (for information, see "Appendix C").
4. In the Description field, type a description of this LAN port.
5. Click Next. The Dialing Properties screen is displayed.
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