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their systems. See our FAQ about this issue on our website at

www.macsense.com.

Domain Name: A domain is a set of network resources (printers, databases,

servers, etc.) for a group of users. Once the user has logged in and been

authenticated by the domain, they have access to the resources. If your ISP

doesn’t require a Domain Name, and most do not, then leave this field blank.

LAN IP Address: Here, the XRouter Aero’s internal IP Address can be changed,

such as in the case of the XRouter connecting to a much larger corporate LAN

network. However, we recommend that you do not alter the default IP address

“192.168.1.1” unless some modifications are necessary to be made for your

network environment.

WAN IP Address: By default, this section is configured for a dynamic connection.

However, this section can be used to manually enter IP address information

provided by your ISP. You will not need to make changes to the default values in

this section if the ISP automatically assigns IP addresses. However, if it provides

you with a static IP address, you will need to enter this information by following the

instructions below.

6.3.1 Dynamic Configuration

The XRouter Aero is setup for a dynamic connection by default. It is suggested to

obtain the proper DNS addresses from your ISP and enter them both in the One

Page Setup screen of the XRouter and in the TCP/IP control panel of the

computer.

XRouter DNS Configuration

1. Connect to the One Page Setup screen.

2. Enter your DNS addresses into the DNS 1, 2 and 3 fields. Leave field 3 blank

if you only have two DNS numbers.

3. Click Apply to save changes.

Macintosh DNS Configuration

1. Open your TCP/IP Control Panel.

2. Choose User Mode… under the Edit menu (needed for DHCP setting).

3. Select Advanced in the menu and hit OK.

4. Enter your ISPs proper DNS addresses in the Name Server field.

5. Close the window, Save and Restart.

PC DNS Configuration

1. Open your Network control Panel.

2. Choose the TCP/IP option for your NIC card and click Properties.

3. Click the DNS tab.

4. Choose Enable DNS and enter a unique Host Name.

5. Enter the DNS addresses in the DNS Server Search Order and click Add.

6. Click OK, then OK and restart the computer when prompted.

After the Domain Name Server addresses have been inputted into both the

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