D-Link Co.,_______________________________________________________________________ FAQ
FAQ: 7
In Menu 1:
-
Set
Route IP to ‘Yes’.
In Menu 3.2:
-
Set IP Address to an address on ‘My-net’ (A).
In Menu 4:
-
Set ISP IP Addr to ‘C’.
-
Make sure Single User Account is set to ‘No’.
In order for the nodes on ‘My-net’ to access the Internet, they
need to have two items configured. First, the should set their
‘default gateway’ to the IP address of the Router (A). Second,
they need to set their Domain Name Server address. If the LAN
has a DNS present, use this address. Otherwise, you will have to
obtain the DNS IP address from the ISP (not C).
5.b
Internet Access with SUA
My-net
|
O--|
|---[Router]---------(ISP)
O--| ^ ^ ^
| A B C
The Router allows multiple hosts on the LAN (My-net) to share a
single IP address in the Internet. This address will be assigned
by your ISP and is indicated in the above diagram by ‘B’. Note
that the IP addresses on ‘My-net’ are hidden from the ISP and the
rest of the Internet.
In Menu 1:
-
Set Route IP to ‘Yes’.
In Menu 3.2:
-
Set IP Address to an address on ‘My-net’ (A).
In Menu 4:
-
Set ISP IP Addr to ‘C’.
-
Set Single User Account to ‘Yes’.
-
Set Single User Account: IP Addr to ‘B’. If the ISP
assigns
this address dynamically, leave this field blank or
enter
‘0.0.0.0’
-
Set Single User Account: Server IP Addr to the IP address
of
a server station on ‘My-net’. If the LAN has a Domain Name
Server (DNS) station on it, the IP address of that station
must be entered in this field (otherwise, this field is not
required).
In order for the nodes on ‘My-net’ to access the Internet, they
need to have two items configured. First, the should set their
‘default gateway’ to the LAN IP address of the Router (A).
Second, they need to set their Domain Name Server address. If
the LAN has a DNS present, use this address. Otherwise, you will
have to obtain the DNS IP address from the ISP (not C).
