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Troubleshoong ‘Service Status’
If the WAN-side routers (provided by your ISP) you are connecng to the Sharedband
routers don't operate DHCP, you will need to set a stac IP on each Sharedband router to
enable communicaon. The following guidance explains how to achieve this:
a) Connect a computer to the aected Sharedband router
b) Open a web browser and visit the IP address of the router
c) Sign in to the router when prompted
d) In the menu select ‘Sengs’
e) Select ’WAN connecon setup (Ethernet)’ to access the ‘IP Addressing’ panel as shown
f) In the ’IP Addressing Mode’ drop down, select ‘Stac IP’
g) Input the appropriate IP address into the ‘IP Address’ eld. An appropriate address is one
that is unique, in the same subnet as your WAN-side router and not in the 192.168.3.X
subnet. For example, if the WAN-side router’s IP address is 192.168.1.1 an appropriate IP
address to input for the Sharedband router would be 192.168.1.X (where X is any number
between 2 and 254). If you need assistance in determining the WAN-side router’s IP
address, please refer to any supplied documentaon or contact its supplier or
manufacturer
h) Ensure that the ‘Subnet Mask’ is set to 255.255.255.0
i) Input the IP address of the WAN-side router into the ‘Default Gateway’ eld
j) Input the IP address of the WAN-side router or an alternave desnaon of your choice
into the ‘DNS Server’ eld
k) Click the ’Save and reboot’ buon at the boom of the page
l) Once the Sharedband router has restarted, repeat steps 8-11 (on page 3) to verify
successful setup
More Informaon
Both our helpful knowledgebase and support ckeng system are accessible online at:
hp://support.sharedband.com
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