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Revision as of 15:26, 9 November 2017
Configuration
The manual configuration settings are effective if the settings are not received within a DHCP lease. To the right of the entry fields, the settings currently used are displayed.
| IP Address: | The IP address used by the network adapter. |
| Network Mask: | The IP subnet mask used by the network adapter. |
| Default Gateway: | The standard router used by the device. |
| DNS Server: | The DNS server used by the device. |
| Proxy ARP: | The device will answer incoming ARP requests for all non-local IP addresses the device has an IP route to. It will then behave as a router for such addresses even for devices that have no proper routing configuration for this non-local network. If the device has a dial-in PPP interface, ticking this checkmark will allow the remote client to access the entire network. |
| Check ARP: | Helps to avoid ARP spoofing attacks but may cause interop problems. See Howto Security works with innovaphone for details. |
| Broadcast IP Multicasts: | By default, IP multicasts are sent using appropriate Ethernet multicasts. When this option is ticked, they are sent as Ethernet broadcasts instead. |
| Disable: | Disables the interface. Prevents any traffic through the interface and removes the IP0/ETHx Interface down alarm that will show up for enabled interfaces with no link on it. |
Static IP Routes
In the Static IP Routes section, additional network routes can be defined, if other network areas apart from the local network are required.
| Network Destination: | The network address of the destination route. |
| Network Mask: | The relevant subnet mask of the destination route. |
| Gateway: | The standard gateway of the network being routed. |