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Keep Alive
APN Mode
Remote/Echo Address
Override
Login/Password/
Confirm Password
IP Address
Subnet Mask
DHCP Serving
Serve Range From
To
IP Address
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Wireless Network Interface
The wireless network interface settings are described below.
Select OFF or ON for packet transmissions and select a range from 1−60
minutes. Suggested value is 14 minutes.
Four APNs are available: proxy, internet, public, and custom. Use "Custom"
to custom-name an APN. (For detailed APN information, please refer to
Access Point Names (APNs) as described on page 3-10).
Select OFF or ON. When ON, this feature overrides a remote/echo address to
prevent illegal PPP termination addresses on the service provider's network.
This may be required if the NetPath 2000 cannot communicate with the
network termination.
Values: OFF, ON
Not all networks require a user name and password. Your service provider
will provide these to you if necessary.
Router Interface
The branch router interface settings are described below.
Sets the IP address of the NetPath 2000's Ethernet interface. The factory-
default setting is 192.168.1.1.
Sets the address mask that delineates local subnet range. In most cases, the
factory-default range of 255.255.255.0 will suffice.
Enables DHCP. If enabled, the user must enter an IP address range to be
served.
Values: OFF, ON
Sets the first address of the connected equipment served.
Sets the last address of the connected equipment served. When combined with
"Serve Range From," determines the number of addresses served.
Local Management Interface
Use this interface to connect a PC directly to the NetPath 2000 to configure and/
or check status. Settings are described below.
NOTICE:
You will lose communication if the NetPath 2000's IP address is not
configured correctly or if the IP address is unknown.
Sets the IP address of the NetPath 2000'a Ethernet interface. The factory-
default setting is 192.168.100.1.
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