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Domain Name Server
Configure the remaining basic parameters; Defining the default gateway, adding at least one DNS server (this
is used by the operating system to resolve names), and define a host name for the MultiAccess.
Dial in clients use the DNS server defined in the Radius Client screen.
External Name Server
Enter the IP address of the name server in this field. Click the Add button. If more than one name server
is to be configured, they are consulted in the order they are configured. Option to delete name servers
and change the priority of name servers is also provided.
WINS Server
The WINS Server option is for the operating system, not the dial-in client.
WINS Server
Enter the IP address of the name server in this field. Click the Save button. If more than one name server
is to be configured, they are consulted in the order they are configured. Option to delete name servers
and change the priority of name servers is also provided.
Network Cards
This entry provides the static IP address for the corresponding Network Card.
IP Address and Subnet Mask
Enter the IP address and the corresponding Subnet Mask into the appropriate entry fields. For example:
Network Card 1 (eth0)
Name (Description): LAN 1
IP Address: 192.168.2.1
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
When entering a new IP address, it is possible to temporarily "lock yourself out". If you do, you
Caution:
will need local console access to re-establish proper network communication.
Proxy ARP on This Interface
If you check the Proxy ARP on This Interface checkbox, the MultiAccess recognizes ARP request for
hosts on the other side of a dial-in router. The MultiAccess answers for those addresses with an ARP
reply matching the remote IP address with the MultiAccess's Ethernet address. This applies typically in
situations where the routing is LAN to LAN instead of LAN to client.
NIC Type, MAC Address, IRQ, and IO Port Info
This information defaults into the corresponding fields.
Save
Confirm your settings by clicking the Save button.
Default Gateway
The Default Gateway has to be entered in the text field in a dotted decimal format and can be saved by
clicking the Save button. The Default Gateway needs to be configured when dialed in computers, i.e., IP
enabled devices, or the MultiAccess needs to communicate with other computers that are not on the
same IP network (subnet). If the IP devices are all on the same subnet, they do not need to know a
default gateway.
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Network Card 2 (eth1)
Name (Description): LAN 2
IP Address: 192.168.100.1
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
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