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3
Double-click the
Network
icon, then select the
Configuration
tab.
4
Click
TCP/IP
, then click
Properties
. The following
TCP/IP Properties
window opens
with the
IP Address
tab selected.
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Click
Obtain an IP address automatically
, click the
DNS Configuration
tab, then
click
Disable DNS
.
6
Turn off your router and your computers. Then turn them back on again. The built-in
DHCP server assigns IP addresses for the computers.
Note: To test your network connector, see “To test your network connection” on page 15.
To configure TCP/IP to obtain an IP Address manually on your computers:
1
Connect the local computers to the LAN ports on your router using category-5 cables
with RJ-45 connectors.
2
On the Windows taskbar, click
Start
,
Settings
, then click
Control Panel
.
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Click
Specify an IP address
. If your router's LAN IP address is
192.168.1.1, type:
IP address -
192.168.1.x
(
x
is from 2 to 254)
Subnet mask -
255.255.255.0
6
Click the
Gateway
tab, then enter your router's LAN IP address (the default IP is
192.168.1.1) into the
New gateway
field, then click
Add
.
7
Click the
DNS Configuration
tab, then click
Enable DNS
and type your computer
name into the
Host
field and a domain (such as szonline.com) into the
Domain
field.
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8
In the
DNS Server Search Order
field, type the DNS server IP address (provided by
your ISP,) then click
Add
.
Turn off your router and your computers. Then turn them back on again.
To test your network connection:
1
Open a command prompt and type
, then press
Enter
.
If the result displayed is similar to what is shown in this example, the connection
between your computer and your router has been established.
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