Quickstart
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2.6
Network Settings
Network settings can be configured in the
Network
tab:
Here, you can see three network interfaces:
•
LAN interface referring to the ETH Port
•
VPN interface referring to a virtual network that is used to secure
data transmission (see chapter 3.3.2 for more details)
•
By default the WAN interface is not used
The Targa user interface is based on a Linux distribution specifically designed
for IP router applications. As such an experienced user may setup network
settings, firewall and routing rules to his liking. The following chapters
describe the basic setup which will be sufficient for most use cases.
2.6.1
Configuration of Ethernet Settings
To change the local IP address of the transmitter, click on the Edit button of
the LAN interface to configure the IPv4 address (default 192.168.1.1) and
IPv4 netmask (default 255.255.255.0).
If you want to directly stream video and audio to a Targa Receiver from the
internet (e.g. using a Targa Transmitter), make sure that your device is
connected to a public network with internet access. You will then have to
