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FUNCTIONS OVERVIEW AND
MANAGEMENT
2.2 Network
Figure 3: Network settings
• IP Address – Is the address at which the device is available within the local network.
• Net Mask – Is the mask of the local network (or a segment of it) to which the device belongs (for example
255.255.255.0).
• Gateway – Is an IP Address at which a Gateway or a Router is available for forwarding communication
from the local network to the Internet and other external networks.
• DNS server – Is an IP Address of the Domain Name Server, which the device should use for translation
of the DNS names to IP Addresses.
In the Domain Settings you can configure under what DNS name should the IPCorder appear within the network:
• Host Name – The DNS name chosen for the IPCorder within the domain (for example in mybox.example.net it is mybox). If there is none, you can use “localhost.” However, if you plan to have
IPCorder sending e-mails (see the section E-Mail), it is necessary that the SMTP server be able to recognize the device under such a name.
• Domain – The domain into which the device belongs (for example in mybox.example.net it is example.net).
If there is no domain, you can put in “localdomain.” It is again necessary that the SMTP server recognizes
the domain.
The second part – Other Settings
• Enable UPnP presentation – Option of presenting the IPCorder as an UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)
device. This setting will switch on/off IPCorder’s UPnP function. If this checkbox is ticked, the device will
be visible in Network Places of MS Windows (presuming that the Windows are configured correctly).
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