User`s guide

Advanced network settings

The Advanced Network Settings are used to further define the network interface, including:

 Host name: The Host name to be placed in the DHCP Option 12 field. This is an

optional setting which is only used when DHCP is enabled.

 Enable Auto IP address assignment: Whether Auto-IP address assignment is enabled

or disabled.

 Reuse old IP at bootup time on DHCP failure: Whether the action to reuse the

previously established IP address at bootup time after a DHCP failure is enabled or disabled.

 TCP keep-alive settings: The DHCP server assigns these network settings, unless they

are manually set here. To manually set and override these settings, select Ignore TCP Keep-

Alive settings from DHCP and specify the values for Idle Timeout, Probe Interval, and

whether an extra byte should be stored in TCP keep-alive packets.

 Ethernet interface: The speed and duplex mode of each Ethernet interface can be set

here. The speed of the Ethernet interface can be set to Auto, 10 Mbit, 100 Mbit, or 1000 Mbit.

The duplex mode of the Ethernet interface can be set to Auto, Half-duplex, or Full-duplex.

Note that the duplex mode cannot be set manually if the speed is set to Auto.