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Checking the TCP/IP Configuration
The examples described below are base on the recommended network configuration with automatic address alloca-
tion. What this means is that the LAN clients get their IP address via DHCP (»IP address fetched automatically«) and
that the DHCP server in the PABX system is switched on (initial setting).
Windows 98SE / ME
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Start the program Winipcfg.
Select »Run... « in the Windows start menu. Enter
»winipcfg« into the input field and click OK to confirm. Finally press the button »More info«
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Current IP address of the pabx as DNS ser-
ver.
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Select the network adapter connected to
the pabx.
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Current IP address of the network adapter
(client).
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Current IP address of the pabx as gateway
and DHCP server.
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The values shown in the screen shot are set as defaults for the initial settings of the PABX system. Depen-
ding on how many clients (PCs) are connected, the IP address lies within a range from 192.168.1.50 to
192.168.69. When these values are displayed, the network adapter and the Windows network settings have
been configured correctly. Should the program »Winipcfg« show other values, click the buttons »Enable
everything« and then »Update everything«.
If Winipcfg continues to show other values after this, this may be due to the following reasons:
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Changes have already been made to the initial setting for the PABX system in the Professional Configura-
tor.
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The Windows network configuration for the client (PCs) does not correspond to the factory settings De-
fault setting.
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Faulty installation of the network adapter in the client (PC), or the network adapter is not connected pro-
perly with the PABX system. Check your installation as described in the operator’s manual for the PABX
system (Installation and Commissioning section).
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The TCP/IP protocol is not installed on the PC, or it has no link to the network adapter connected to the
PABX system.
Windows 2000
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Start ipconfig.
Select »Run... « in the Windows start menu. Enter »cmd« and then click OK to confirm. Enter the command
»ipconfig/all« and then press Enter to confirm.
Checking the TCP/IP Configuration
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