Configuring Local And Remote Ip Addresses - Auerswald COMpact 3000 analog Installation, Operation And Configuration Instructions

Service and Maintenance
Remote Configuration and Alternative Connection Options

Configuring Local and Remote IP Addresses

Once you have configured all the changes to your satisfaction, first save the configu-
ration as described in the following as a file on the hard drive and then in the tele-
phone.
12. Open the menu File > Save.
13. Click File.
A file location dialog opens.
14. Select the directory in which you would like to save the file.
15. Enter a filename with the ending .cf2 and click Save (this text is dependent on the
operating system used).
16. Open the menu File > Save.
17. Click Telephone.
The Connection routes dialog opens with the devices connected via the configured
interface.
18. Select the telephone on which you would like to save the configuration and click OK.
The PIN entry dialog opens.
19. Enter the associated PIN in the PIN entry field and click OK.
The configuration is saved on the telephone. This may take a while.
Configuring Local and Remote IP Addresses
The local IP address indicates which IP address is the one assigned to the PBX after a dial-up
connection has been established (e.g., for the remote configuration) and is therefore the one to
enter in the address field in the browser.
The remote IP address indicates which IP address is assigned to the PC after login for the
duration of the session. This means that the computer and the PBX are on the same network
and can communicate.
Important: If the factory-set remote IP address is already being used on the
computer network, thereby causing IP addresses to overlap, complications
will occur. To avoid this, you must change the remote IP address and
therefore the local IP address at the same time. This should result in both IP
addresses being again located on the same network.
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