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2.
Click on Add. A screen similar to the following will be displayed.
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3.
Using the above menu, enter the system's IP network interface Properties.
a.
Select the Subnet Name from the list of previously configured IP subnets.
b. Select the Interface Type. Available types are LAN, WAN, and WAN (Remote LAN). For a
definition of each interface type, refer to
c.
Edit the Address field so that it reflects this interface's IP address. Initially, the address field
will contain the subnet address. For example, if the subnet's address is 247.158.145.0 (which
would initially appear in the address field), and the interface's address is 247.158.145.3, you
would only need to change the initial address' 0 to a 3 to reflect the interface's address.
d. Optional: configure the IP Address Pool feature. This feature provides you with a pool of
IP addresses that can be dynamically assigned to remote IP devices as they connect to the
system. This would occur when a remote IP device calls in to the system and has no IP
address, and requests to have one assigned.
If this interface makes use of an IP Address Pool:
•
Enter the Start IP Pool Address. This is the starting IP address in the range of available
IP addresses.
•
Enter the End IP Pool Address. This is the ending IP address in the range of available IP
addresses.
e.
For LAN interfaces only. Select the LAN Port Number associated with this interface.
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