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The
Connection Type
enables the unit to be connected via a
STATIC IP, DHCP or PPPoE
address.
If the connection is DHCP then the IP address, Mask and Gateway are automatically
assigned by the server.
When set to a Static IP, a suitable IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway address will be
required to suit the local area network.
Alternatively, if connection is via a Internet Service Provider (ISP) then select PPPoE and set
the user ID and PIN as supplied to you from your ISP.
Note that for some servers, the connection type may need to be set to DHCP.
If you change the IP address you are then required to restart by logging in using the new IP
address. Do not click on ‘go back one page’ of the browser (usually in the top left corner).
In most cases the DNS Server IP can remain set to
Auto DNS
, in this mode the DHCP sever
will assign the DNS automatically. If however, it is required, enable
Manual DNS
and set the
Primary and Secondary DNS address.
If the network switch provides QoS traffic control, then set the
Layer 2 & 3 QoS
values to
match.
On entering the Settings Menu, the current parameters of the telephone will be displayed.
Submenu’s are shown on the left of the WEB page, the first section is for ‘Network settings’ and
will enable you to change IP address, subnet mask and gateway and option to set DNS server
setting. The other sections are describe in the following pages of this manual.
SETTING MENU
Network Settings
