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3.6 Using the Built-in LAN
Your computer includes a built-in 10/100Mbps Ethernet to connect to the Internet. You need to
contact your network manager for domain first to be able to access the Internet/ Intranet and
remote links to the outside world (WAN). The RJ45 Port is found at the left side of your computer.
Before you can use the internal LAN, you need first to install the device driver. Ask your dealer
first if the internal LAN driver is already setup properly. If not, you can follow the steps below
for LAN driver installation (refer to chapter 2.7).
To setup the internal LAN:
1.
Make sure the internal LAN is properly setup in your computer.
2.
Plug the Unshielded twisted-pair cable supplied with your computer into the built-in
LAN RJ-45 jack and plug the other end into your Network Hub connector.
3.
Setup your Network. Contact your network manager for how to setup your network
account (network info.: IP address, Subnet, Gateway, DNS etc.).
Figure 3-6 Connecting to the LAN
3.
Windows will automatically detect the internal modem and will install the proper device
driver. Place the Driver CD into your CD-ROM drive and refer the device driver files to
your CD-ROM drive letter. Windows will search the needed driver inside the Driver CD
and will display the needed driver.
4.
Follow succeeding instructions to complete modem driver installation.
To setup the internal modem:
1.
Make sure the internal modem is properly setup in your computer.
2.
Plug the phone line supplied with your computer into the built-in modem RJ-11 jack
and plug the other end into your telephone line jack.
3.
Setup your Internet Dial-Up Network. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) on
how to setup your Intern
et.
Figure 3-5 Connecting to the Modem