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6.4 Home network ( LAN) 
The cabled home network or LAN (Local Area Network) consists of the network 
components in your household. Your Speedport serves as central interface for all 
these components inside of your network and as a hub to the internet. If you have 
several network capable devices in your household which may access the internet at 
the same time, exchange data, use the same printer or access data on a central hard 
drive, you can synchronize these with your Speedport. 
6.4.1 Overview on the devices in the home network 
Here you can administer and see the devices in the home network (Network Cable or 
WLAN). 
Figure 6-11 Overview of all devices of internal network (LAN/WLAN) 
1. Click on 
Home network (LAN)
. 
2. Click on 
Overall of the devices in the home network
. 
3. Click in the list with 
Devices with IP addresses
on the statement display, if you 
want to see IP address and the MAC address of the respective network capable 
device. 
 
                 
                                
                    
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4. Click on the tab 
, if you want to update the list of the attached 
devices. 
5. The entries can be arranged in accordance with device name and type of 
connection. Click on the statement 
Device 
or 
Connection
in order to carry out the 
arrangement. 
Notice: 
If you want to separate attached storage devices from Speedport, click on 
‘Disconnect’ option at the respective storage device before you really disconnect it. 
Or else data loss or malfunction may occur in your external storage device. 
Manually add device 
You can also add manually network capable devices in your home network. This 
might be necessary if you have established access limits for your home network and 
you want to add a new network capable device. 
Figure 6-12 Manually add a device 
1. Click on 
Home network (LAN)
. 
2. Click on 
Overall of the devices in the home network
. 
3. Click on 
Manually add device
. 
4. Enter the device name in the entry field 
. 
 
                 
                                
                    
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5. Enter the MAC addresses of the respective network capable device in entry fields 
. The MAC addresses can be found in the system or network 
information of the device. 
6. Once you have modifieded the settings, confirm the changes by clicking the tab 
. If you do not want to save changes, click on the tab 
. 
Additional devices in the home network 
1. Click on
Home network (LAN)
. 
2. Click on
Overall of the devices in the home network
. 
3. Under the statement 
Additional devices
you can see connected devices to your 
Speedport. 
4. The entries can be arranged in accordance with type of connection or device 
name. Click on the entry
Device
or
Connection
to carry out the arrangement. 
Notice: 
If you want to separate the connected storage media from Speedport, click 
on discoonnect before physically removing it. Otherwise, loss of data or 
malfunctioning may occur to your USB device. 
 
                 
                                
                    
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6.4.2 Name and address of the router 
You need the IP address of your Speedport for example, in order to have access to 
the user interface. 
Suggestion: 
For access to user interface enter the IP address of your Speedport in 
the address line of your internet browser. In the default settings the IP address of 
your Speedport is
192.168.1.1. 
1. Click on
Home network (LAN)
. 
2. Click on
Name and address of the router
, if you want to see the name, the MAC 
address and the local IP settings. 
Change local IPv4 address 
Figure 6-13 local IPv4 address 
Notice: 
If you use the automatic assignment of IP (DHCP) address to your network 
capable devices, it might be necessary after a change to reestablish the connection 
to the home network once more. 
 
                 
                                
                    
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1. Click on 
Home network (LAN).
2. Configure the following parameters: 
Table 6-4 IPv4/v6 Parameters 
Parameter 
Description 
Local IPv4 address 
IPv4 address of the device in the LAN. 
Subnet Mask 
Subnet mask of the device in the LAN. 
3. Click on 
Name and address of the router
. 
4. Enter the new IPv4 address in the entry field 
. 
5. Once you have modified the settings, confirm the changes by clicking the tab 
. If you do not want to save changes, click on the tab
. 
Tip: 
We suggest not to change the IP address. If you decide to change the IP address, 
please make a written note about that.