Manual (PDF) - Rose Electronics
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Network Configuration<br />
This menu allows you to remotely configure various aspects of the IP port and its relationship<br />
with the local network.<br />
Figure 15. Configure Network<br />
MAC address<br />
Media Access Control Address – this is the unique and unchangeable code that was hard<br />
coded within Vista Remote 2 unit when it was built. It consists of two 6-digit hexadecimal (base<br />
16) numbers separated by colons. A section of the MAC address identifies the manufacturer,<br />
while the remainder is effectively the unique electronic serial number of your particular unit.<br />
Use DHCP<br />
DHCP is an acronym for ‘Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol’. Its function is particularly<br />
useful when connecting to medium size or larger networks. When this option is selected, your<br />
Vista Remote 2 will attempt to locate a DHCP server on the network. If such a server is located,<br />
it will supply three things to the Vista Remote 2: an IP address, an IP network mask (also<br />
known as a Subnet mask) and a Gateway address. These are not usually granted permanently,<br />
but on a ‘lease’ basis for a fixed amount of time or for as long as the Vista Remote 2 remains<br />
connected and switched on. Remote users must be informed of this IP address in order for<br />
them to successfully connect to the Vista Remote 2 unit.<br />
IP Address<br />
This is the identity of the Vista Remote 2 within a network. The IP address can be altered to suit<br />
the network it is connected on. It can either be entered manually or configured automatically<br />
using the DHCP option. When the DHCP option is enabled, this entry is grayed out.<br />
IP Network Mask<br />
Also often called the subnet-mask, this value is used alongside the IP address to help define a<br />
smaller collection (or subnet) of devices on a network. In this way a distinction is made between<br />
locally connected devices and ones that are reachable elsewhere, such as on the wider<br />
Internet. This process helps to reduce overall traffic on the network and hence speed up<br />
connections in general.<br />
20 Vista Remote 2 Installation and Operations <strong>Manual</strong>