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User’s Guide
Configuration
Telindus 1120 ADSL Router
Internal
IP Address:
The LAN IP address of the PC on your private LAN that will be
using the Auto Forwarding function.
Protocol Type
:
A set of rules governing the information flow within a
communications infrastructure. Currently, the Telindus 1120
ADSL Router supports TCP and UDP.
When you are finished, click
OK
. If you do not want to create a new auto forwarding item,
click
Cancel
to close the Add New Auto Forwarding Item.
Modify Auto Forwarding Item
If you want to change the parameters of an Auto Forwarding item, select the item number,
and then click
Modify
. This will open the
Modify Auto Forwarding Item
window. You can
change the
From Low
port number,
To High
port number,
Control Port
,
Internal IP
Address
, and
Protocol Type
. When you are finished, click
OK
. If you do not want to modify
this item, click
Cancel
to close the
Modify Port Mapping Item
window.
Remove Auto Forwarding Item
To delete an Auto Forwarding item, select the desired item, and then click
Remove
. Click
Yes
to remove the selected item or click
No
to keep it.
Once you have finished setting the Auto Forwarding parameters, click
Apply
to review the
parameters you have entered and then click
Finish
to send settings to the Telindus 1120
ADSL Router. Click
Exit
to return to the Telindus 9100 Maintenance Application.
DNS Server
From Configuration, double-click on the
General Configuration
icon. Use the list in the left
panel to open the
DNS Server
.
Figure 5.14 DNS Server
The DNS Server Configuration Panel allows you to assign a
Primary DNS
and
Secondary
DNS
IP Addresses for the selected profile.
Your DNS IP Address should be assigned by an ISP during connection. If so, do not select
Specify domain name server addresses
. However, if your ISP cannot dynamically assign
the DNS IP Address, then you must enter this information in the DNS Server configuration
panel in the
Configuration
feature of the Telindus Telindus 9100 Maintenance Application.
Select
Specify domain name server addresses
and then enter the DNS IP Address.
Note:
The PC’s DNS IP address has a higher priority over the IP address specified in the
router. The IP address specified in the router has a higher priority over the IP address
assigned by the ISP.