PAP2T With Static IP
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Usually when you setting up your brand new PAP2t device in your network, it is almost plug n play, the Router in your network will assign the device a Dinamyc IP address, which usually is the best way to go for non advanced users.
However if you don't really want the DHCP to choose what IP address will be assign to your device, in other words you want to assign an static IP address to your ATA device, here is what you need to do.
First of all, we may want to know what is the IP address range that your router assign with the DHCP. This is usually found on your router config/info (note that this may vary from router brand/model/configuration). We are not really focus on this section so if you are not familiar with this , please refer to your router manual/ISP techs.
So, knowing the DHCP range is important, we do not want to set an IP address inside this range, because the router may assign that IP address at some point and this will cause conflict, so we will be choosing a number outside this range.
For example:
If your router (192.168.0.1) has a DHCP range of 30, it will assign IP address from 192.168.0.2-192.168.0.31 inside the 0 sub net. You may want to choose a number from the range 192.168.0.32-254.
Now that you have chosen the number, we will need to change the configuration within the PAP2t device.
Log in to the Web GUI (configuration prompt) by using the initial dynamic IP address the router provided to the device, into the web browser.
1) Click on Advance view mode. 2) Click on the System tab. 3) Set the DHCP option to No. 4) Enter the IP address for the adapter determined above (eg. 192.168.0.100). 5) Enter the Subnet Mask your computer have (eg. 255.255.255.0). 6) Enter the Default Gateway your computer have (eg. 192.168.0.1). 7) Click Submit All Changes.
If you don't know the Subnet Mask and Default Gateway Values please follow:
If you are using Windows OS:
Click on start (Windows logo). Type "cmd" and then enter. (without quotes).
If you are using linux open the terminal:
Once in the command line/terminal type: ipconfig (ifconfig in linux).
Here you will see your ethernet information, what we need from here is the Subnet Mask and the Default Gateway values.
Subnet Mask usually 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway usually 192.168.1.1
