5
LAN Setup
5.1
Ethernet and USB LAN
Computers and devices that use the modem’s Ethernet and USB connectivity experience much higher transfer speeds
and they employ all the benefits of TCP/IP communication.
5.2
LAN configuration
Whether an Ethernet or USB cable is used, it is essential that both the modem and the attached device be within the
same LAN subnet for IP communication to take place. By default, the modem has a DHCP server running, which will
initially assign the following IP address to the attached device (providing the device is set to use DHCP):
Table 9 – DHCP IP assignment
Modem IP
Host IP
Ethernet
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.4
USB
192.168.111.1
192.168.111.20
Figure 9 – Default LAN IP configuration
If the attached device must use a specific (static) IP, then the modem's LAN configuration must be changed so that the
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