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4 - WWW (HTTP) Server
The WWW Server option defines the IP address of the WWW (HTTP) Server on this network that may be accessed by
devices on other networks.
Default:
[none]
5 - Telnet Server
The Telnet Server option defines the IP address of the Telnet Server on this network that may be accessed by devices on
other networks.
Default:
[none]
6 - Local DNS
The Local DNS option defines the IP address of the Domain Name Server (DNS) on this network that may be accessed
by devices on other networks. This entry allows access to the designated IP address only on port 53.
Default:
[none]
7 - Remote DNS
The Remote DNS option defines the IP address of the Domain Name Server (DNS) on another network that may be
accessed by devices on this network. This setting would be used when connecting to an ISP for example and the DNS
is located external to your network within the ISP. This entry allows access to the designated IP address on port 53 as
well as on ports 1024 to 65535.
Default:
[none]
8 - Secondary local DNS
The Secondary local DNS option defines the IP address of the secondary DNS Server on this network that may be
accessed by devices on other network connections. This entry allows access to the designated IP address only on port
53.
Default:
[none]
9 – Secondary remote DNS
The Secondary remote DNS option defines the IP address of the secondary Domain Name Server (DNS) on another
network that may be accessed by devices on this network. This entry allows access to the designated IP address on port
53 as well as on ports 1024 to 65535.
Default:
[none]
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