Alternatively: Address Administration With The Dhcp Server; Beginning Configuration Using Elsa Lanconfig - ELSA Lancom DSL/10 Office Manual

12 Configuration modes
A device that has not been configured yet will respond to the IP address
XXX.XXX.XXX.254, in which the Xs are placeholders for the network address in your LAN.
If the computers on your network have addresses such as 192.110.130.1, then you will
be able to address the device using 192.110.130.254.
If there is already a computer with the address XXX.XXX.XXX.254 on your network you
should assign a new address to the device using the outband configuration method
before you install it on the LAN.

Alternatively: Address administration with the DHCP server

If it is not absolutely essential that you configure the correct IP addresses "manually", the
DHCP server will gladly do this task for you automatically. When using the DHCP server
you can have the IP addresses for all computers on the network assigned automatically
(see also chapter 'Automatic Address Administration with DHCP'). The router can also
set the LAN-side IP address for itself.

Beginning configuration using ELSA LANconfig

Start up ELSA LANconfig from the Windows Start Menu, for instance, by clicking Start
Programs ELSAlan ELSA LANconfig. ELSA LANconfig searches the local area
- - -
network for devices. This function can be disabled.
Just click on the Browse button or call up the command with Device Find to initiate
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a search for a new device manually. ELSA LANconfig will then prompt for a location to
search. You will only need to specify the local area network if using the inband solution,
and then you're off.
Once ELSA LANconfig has finished its search, it displays a list of all the devices it has
found, together with their names and, perhaps a description, the IP address and its
status.
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