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Configure La Fonera
A.8. Advanced configuration
A.8.1. Network settings
In this section you'll have access to your network's
advanced settings. You don't need to change the values you
see in this pages, as this would have very little repercussion
on your normal performance. This time, the IP Address and
Netmask fields are those La Fonera uses inside the private
network: this is the IP addresses you need to connect to
when accessing La Fonera's Management Console. Now
we'll see the DHCP Server field in detail. If you've read the
entire manual, you'll probably remember the DHCP term.
DHCP takes care of automatically configuring the devices
you wish to use to connect to your private network. You
have two options in this field: Enabled, which will virtually
automate the entire process, and Disabled, which will
deactivate the automatic configuration of your equipment
to the Internet connection (if you're using this protocol).
In this case you must manually configure your private
network's devices.
As you can see in the figure, you have three more options
to choose from in the Firewall settings section. This option
also has two states, Allow and Deny. By default, only WiFi-
>WAN port will be enabled. Let's see their characteristics.
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