ID-AL - My Music Player and My Music Player LE - User Guide V1.0
Note:
The player only support IPv4 network, that mean that the modem, the bridge or the router
which allows to be connected to the Internet network need to provide a NAT/PAT function. The
player web server use the port
80
and the player FTP server use the port
21
.
Example: Internet access with the NAT/PAT configuration of the router
In the following example:
◦
The IP address of the player is
192.168.0.25
(NetBIOS name
mmp-8b0a
).
◦
The Internet IP address of the router is
193.48.100.46
.
◦
The NAT/PAT of the router is set translate:
▪
The web server of the player (TCP protocol / HTTP) from the port
80
to the port
1234
.
▪
The FTP server of the player (TCP protocol / FTP) from the port
21
to the port
5678
.
Meaning that:
◦
The web server of the player is accessible with a web browser software over the Internet
network at the
http://193.48.100.46:1234
address.
◦
The FTP server of the player with a FTP client software over the Internet network at the host
address
193.48.100.46
and the port
5678
.
. Ethernet Network Glossary
Wired connection:
a wired connection is when a device is physically connected to a router or Ethernet port
with a cable. This is the most common method of connecting to the Internet and local network for desktop
computers.
Ethernet port:
an Ethernet port is what an Ethernet cable is plugged into when a wired connection is used.
Router:
a router is a specially designed device that, using its software and hardware, routes information
from the Internet to a network. It is also sometimes called a gateway.
IP (Internet Protocol) address:
a IP address is a unique number assigned to a player so that the router
can identify the player on the network. It is like a phone number for the player. Having this unique address
allows the router to speak to the player, and therefore send/receive data.
MAC Address:
a MAC address a fixed hardware address for the player. Known this information is
sometimes important when using a cable modem connection. To find the mac address of the player. Please
refer to Web server (page 73).
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol):
the DHCP is a way for the player to automatically be
configured to access the network and/or Internet connection. DHCP is usually automatically configured on a
router. This is usually the quickest and easiest way of establishing a connection to the Internet. If it is not
sure that the router is setup to use DHCP, it may be necessary to contact the IPS’s (Internet Service
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