Installation guide

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WR11 Installation Guide
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• All entered commands will take effect immediately.
• All commands supported on the CLI are described in detail in the DigiTransPort User Guide available on
the support site.
Digi TransPort WR11 Communications Settings
The default IP address of the device is 192.168.1.1 and it is congured to act as a DHCP server on the Ethernet
interface. This means the WR11 will assign an IP address to a network device, such as a PC, connected to
the Ethernet interface. The connected device must be congured to obtain an IP address automatically using
DHCP.
Digi TransPort WR11 Network Settings
To congure the device with an IP address as part of an existing network, use the following commands.
Note: The DHCP server will still operate unless it is disabled.
Command Description
ETH 0 IPADDR XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Sets the Eth 0 IP address
ETH 0 MASK XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Sets the Eth 0 subnet mask
As an example, to assign the IP address 192.168.10.254/24, enter the following commands.
ETH 0 IPADDR 192.168.10.254
ETH 0 MASK 255.255.255.0
Notes:
• The IP address conguration takes effect immediately. When you enter the command ETH 0 IPADDR
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX, any Telnet or SSH connection gets disconnected. You should be able to reconnect
to the new IP address.
• When you set the mask to the above 255.255.255.0 value, it will not appear in the output of the
CONFIG C SHOW command as it is a default value.
To stop the DHCP server from serving addresses, use the following command.
Command Description
DHCP 0 IPMIN 0
Removes the minimum IP address that will be served via
DHCP, disabling the DHCP server
As an example, enter the command DHCP 0 IPMIN 0 to stop the DHCP server from responding to DHCP
requests. To revert to defaults, enter DHCP 0 IPMIN !. The ! variable sets the command back to default setting.
To retain the DHCP server, but on a different subnet, congure the following parameters.
Command Description
DHCP 0 IPMIN X.X.X.X
Minimum IP address to assign, the start of the DHCP pool
DHCP 0 IPRANGE
The number of IP addresses in the DHCP pool
DHCP 0 GATEWAY X.X.X.X
The IP gateway address the DHCP clients should use
(normally this router’s LAN IP address)
DHCP 0 MASK X.X.X.X
The subnet mask DHCP clients should use
DHCP 0 DNS XXXX
The DNS server DHCP clients should use