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PROLiNK WNR1008 User's Manual

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<strong>PROLiNK</strong>® <strong>WNR1008</strong><br />

www.prolink2u.com<br />

Common Connection Types<br />

The Internet connection type is according to the ISP (Internet Service Provider) that you selected or subscribed.<br />

Modem Type IP Type Details ISP Data required<br />

Usually, none.<br />

Cable Modem<br />

Dynamic IP address<br />

Static (Fixed) IP address<br />

Your IP address is allocated automatically, when you<br />

connect to you ISP.<br />

Your ISP allocates a permanent IP address to you.<br />

However, some ISP's may<br />

require you to use a particular<br />

Hostname, Domain name, or<br />

MAC (physical) address.<br />

IP address allocated to you.<br />

Some ISP's may also require you<br />

to use a particular Hostname,<br />

Domain name, or MAC<br />

(physical) address.<br />

Dynamic IP address<br />

Your IP address is allocated automatically, when you<br />

connect to you ISP.<br />

None.<br />

DSL Modem<br />

Static (Fixed) IP address Your ISP allocates a permanent IP address to you. IP address allocated to you.<br />

PPPoE<br />

You connect to the ISP only when required. The IP<br />

address is usually allocated automatically.<br />

User name and password.<br />

The ISP's may require you to<br />

Other<br />

(eg: 3.5G Wireless Card)<br />

Dynamic IP address<br />

Your IP address is allocated automatically, when you<br />

connect to you ISP.<br />

use a particular Hostname,<br />

Domain name, or MAC<br />

(physical) address.<br />

3.3.<br />

<strong>PROLiNK</strong>_<strong>WNR1008</strong><br />

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