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Configuration of basic IP parameters (Step 5b)

Internet access via WAN port and using a static IP

address

➢ Goto menu Configuration → IP Configuration.

▪ Configure the WAN IP settings according to the

network to which the WAN port will be connected.

➢ Enter IP address and subnet mask.

➢ Enable WAN checkbox ‘NAT Masquerading’.

➢ Enter the Default gateway (IP address of a Router

located in the WAN side network which is providing

the Internet access).

▪ In this example the LAN IP settings are configured with

same value as used in previous slide.

➢ Set LAN IP to 192.168.1.254 and subnet mask to

255.255.255.0.

➢ Enable LAN checkbox ‘NAT Masquerading’.

➢ Click button ‘Apply Settings’.

▪ Now the Router will apply the settings. As result you

will lose the browser connection to the Router due

to changed LAN IP. Wait some seconds and re-

open the Web interface using the new IP address

192.168.1.254.

The Default gateway to get Internet

access explicitly has to be

configured.

Currently connected to PC via Router LAN port (IP: 192.168.1.110)

IP parameters of LAN port same as

configured on previous slide.

Recommendation: Activate

generally "NAT masquerading" at

LAN port when using the Router with

u-link.

4.6 Configuration of the Router

Chapter 4 – Setup of a remote access scenario (Configuration Router)

Internet access via WAN port

configured with static IP

parameters.

Recommendation: Activate

generally "NAT masquerading" at

WAN port when using the Router

with u-link.

Screenshot after parameter

configuration (but still not applied).