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4.3.2 Establishing a network connection to the device
To configure the device by means of a web browser (web-based management), you first
have to connect it to a configuration computer (see Figure 4 - 3 ).
Below, configuration of the device via net zone 2 (XF2) is described. (Configuration via net
zone 1 is also possible.)
Figure 4 - 3 Establishing a network connection to the device
Requirement The device and the configuration computer (admin PC) has to be in the same subnet. An exam -
ple of a network configuration is provided in Table 4 - 1 .
Procedure • Either directly or via the network, connect the configuration computer with a network
port XF2 of net zone 2 of the device (see Figure 4 - 3 ).
• The IP setting of the configuration computer can be assigned automatically per DHCP,
or a static configuration can be made (see below).
⇒ If the configuration computer has already been configured to obtain its IP setting via
DHCP, the device automatically assigns it an IP configuration (e.g.
192.168.1.100/24) in the factory default settings , via net zone 2 (XF2).
Checking the IP configura -
tion
• Open the Windows start menu and type “cmd” to open a command line.
• Enter the command “ ipconfig ” and press the Enter button.
⇒ IPv4 address , subnet mask and default gateway of the Ethernet adapter are dis-
played.
The IP configurations used in the following example have been randomly chosen. Adapt
the IP configuration to your network environment to avoid address conflicts.
Table 4 - 1 IP configuration (example): establishing a network connection
Device IP Net mask Gateway
Device
(Default setting for XF2)
192.168.1.1 24 (255.255.255.0) -
Configuration computer
(Assigned by the device per DHCP or
static configuration.)
192.168.1.100 24 (255.255.255.0) 192.168.1.1