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SpeedStream Wireless DSL Gateway
Advanced Features
50
2.
In the Address bar of your browser type
www.dydns.org/services/dydns
and press the
ENTER
key.
The system responds by displaying the “DynDNS.org” Web page.
Figure 44.
DynDNS Main Web Page
3.
Click the “Sign Up Now” hyperlink in the upper-right corner of the “DynDNS” Web page.
The
system responds with the “Create Account” Web page.
4.
Read the license agreement and click the “I have read and agree to the Acceptable Use Policy above”
checkbox.
5.
Type a user name in the “Username” box.
6.
Type an email address in the “Email Address” box.
7.
Re-type the email address in the “Confirm Email Address” box.
8.
Type a password in the “Password” box.
9.
Re-type the password in the “Confirm Password” box.
10.
Click
Create Account
.
The system responds by sending an email to the email address you typed in
step 6.
You must click the hyperlink specified in the email in 48 hours for your account to be active.
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Advanced Features
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11.
Re-type
www.dydns.org/services/dydns
in the Address bar of your browser.
In the upper-right corner
of the DynDNS Web page, type your user ID in the “User” box.
12.
Type your password in the “Pass” box.
13.
Click
Login
.
Figure 45.
DyDNS Login
14.
At the bottom of the “DynDNS” Web page, click the “Add a Host” hyperlink.
Figure 46.
Your Hosts
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SpeedStream Wireless DSL Gateway
Advanced Features
52
15.
In the “New Dynamic DNS Host” Web page, type a hostname in the “Hostname” box.
The hostname
can be something like “mypage.athome.”
16.
Select the second part of the hostname in the drop-down next to the “Hostname” box.
17.
The system automatically displays the IP address of the device you are using.
Type the gateway IP in
the “IP Address” box.
18.
Optionally
, select the “Enable Wildcard” checkbox if using custom DNS options.
19.
Optionally
, type the hostname of a mail exchanger in the “Mail Exchanger (optional)” box.
A mail
exchanger allows you to specify that you want mail to a specific machine to be handled by another
machine.
20.
Optionally
, select the Backup MX checkbox if you wish for your mail to be stored in a backup
location on the mail exchanger.
This is used in case a server fails, and the mail is stored and can be
accessed once a specified server is operational.
21.
Click
Add Host
.
The system responds with the “Hostname Created” window displaying a
confirmation that the new hostname is now active.
22.
Enter your data from www.dyndns.org in the Gateway's DDNS screen. The gateway automatically
ensures that your current IP address is recorded at
. From the Internet, users
can connect to your servers (or DMZ computer) using your Domain name.
Please see the section in
this document titled
DMZ
for more information on DMZs.
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Advanced Features
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To set up Dynamic DNS:
1.
Click the “Set up Dynamic DNS” hyperlink.
The system responds with the “Set Up Dynamic DNS”
window.
Figure 47: Dynamic DNS Window
2.
Select the “Enable” option.
3.
Type the name provided to you by
www.dydns.org
in the “Service Username” box.
4.
Type your
www.dydns.org
password in the “Password” box.
5.
Type the domain or host name provided by
www.dydns.org
in the “Host Name 1” box.
6.
Optionally
, if you have more than one domain or host name, type it in the “Host Name 2” box.
7.
Click
Apply
.
The system responds by registering your domain or host name to
www.dydns.org
.
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Advanced Features
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RIP (Routing Information Protocol)
RIP (Routing Information Protocol) is based on distance algorithms that calculate the shortest distance
between two points on the network based on the addresses of the originating devices.
The shortest path is
determined by the number of hops between these two points.
RIP also allows for the receiving of routing
updates from the devices connected to the gateway.
1.
Click the “Configure the RIP protocol for advanced routing” hyperlink.
The system responds with
the “RIP Configuration” window.
Figure 48: RIP Window
2.
Select one of the following options from under the “RIP Version” heading and next to the connection
of your choice:
•
1
: Provides essential RIP packet formatting for routing information packets.
•
2
: Provides enhanced packet formatting for routing information packets by providing the
following:
•
IP Address
: Specifies an IP address for the routing entry.
•
Subnet Mask
: Specifies a mask for the routing entry.
•
Next Hop
: IP address of the next hop where the packets should be forwarded.
•
Metric
: Shows how many routers the routing packet has crossed to its
destination.
•
1&2
: A combination of both types of RIP packets.
3.
Select an “Active Mode” checkbox next to a corresponding connection to enable it.
4.
Click
Apply
.
The system responds with the “Your Settings Have Been Saved” window.
5.
Optionally
, click
Reboot
if you wish for the settings to immediately be implemented.
The system
responds by restarting your gateway.

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