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BeWAN ADSL Router User’s guide 55
Macintosh (Mac OS 8.x to 9.x)
Verification of the protocols
As the BeWAN ADSL router uses the TCP/IP network protocol, the latter must be installed in your
Macintosh. By default, the TCP/IP protocol is included in recent Mac OS versions, notably Mac OS
8.0 and later versions.
Note: we are not providing the configuration for Macintosh computers with operating systems prior
to Mac OS 8.0. If you are using an earlier OS, please refer to the documentation provided by the
manufacturer or seek the assistance of a specialist.
Macintosh parameterisation
Your TCP/IP local network can operate with dynamic or fixed IP addresses. Depending on your
choice, refer to the corresponding section in this chapter.
Dynamic IP address
You have chosen to use and set the parameters of the BeWAN ADSL Router DHCP server so that it
dynamically assigns IP addresses to computers on the local network; proceed as follows:
1.
Select the menu Apple > Control Panels > TCP/IP .
2. In the
Connect via
menu, select
Ethernet
.
3. In the
Configure
menu, select
Using DHCP Server
.
4. In the DHCP Client ID field, indicate the IP address assigned to the BeWAN ADSL Router.
Reminder: by default, the BeWAN ADSL Router’s IP address is “10.0.0.138”.
5. In the menu bar, select File , then Quit .
6. In the modifications confirmation window, click on
Save
.
7. Restart the Macintosh.