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Gateway (optional)
A Gateway (or “Router”) is a device which is used to forward IP pack-
ets to a remote destination. The definition of “remote,” in this case, is
a device that is not directly attached to the same network segment as
the sending device (e.g., the same Ethernet segment). This function
defines the Gateway IP address for the network, which allows local
network traffic to be sent to another network.
Setup of this parameter is required only if communicating from out-
side the internal network. To change this, press ENTER to enter Edit
mode and change this address.
MAC address
Defines the MAC (Media Access Control) address (unique byte num-
ber) of the analyzer (e.g., 00-0F-88-00-00-79). The MAC address is fac-
tory-set. This address is read-only.
To set up Ethernet parameters:
For specific requirements for permanent Ethernet connections, refer to
“Permanent Ethernet Cable Connections (Optional)” in Chapter 3.
1. Ensure the Ethernet cable is connected.
2. Enter a password to allow changes to be made to the analyzer con-
figuration settings.
3. Press the SETUP soft key and then scroll down and select Ethernet
Network. Press ENTER to view the Ethernet Network screen.
4. Enter the IP Address, IP Subnet Mask address, and Gateway IP ad-
dress (if required), pressing ENTER after entering each address.
5. Ensure the DHCP server is on the same server as the analyzer.
6. Press CANCEL to back out of this sub-menu.
7. Reset the analyzer to allow the changes to take effect.
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