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IP Wizard Setup
The IP Wizard Setup dialog box guides you through the process of assigning LAN and WAN IP ports
address information, and provides an option to use the ProxyServer's built-in DHCP Server if your
LAN is not already running a DHCP Server which assigns (automatically) client IP addresses. If you
choose to enable the built-in DHCP server, you are given the option of also enabling the Domain
Name Server.
11. Follow on-screen instructions to configure the IP Ports, DHCP Server, and Domain Name Server.
Note: If you plan to use the ProxyServer's DHCP server, disable any other DHCP server
operating on the local/private LAN to prevent clients from receiving IP addresses from two
independent sources.
If necessary, obtain Primary and Secondary DNS IP addresses from the DNS tab under Network/
Protocol (or TCP/IP)/Properties or from your ISP.
12. Click the WAN 1 option in the Select Port window and the dialog box changes to provide WAN
Setup information.
Follow the on-screen instructions to configure WAN 1. If you choose to have one or all three
WAN ports configured for Remote Access, click the Remote Access to be enabled? check box,
then enter the remote workstation's IP address in the Remote Address field. This is the IP
address that will be handed to remote clients.
Highlight WAN 2 and then WAN 3, in turn, to configure the other WAN ports.
Click OK when you are satisfied with the IP Wizard Setup and proceed to the Default WAN
Link(s) Setup screen.
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