Network Camera Server VB101

○ ○ ○ ○ ○Detail SettingsDetail SettingsNetwork Settings PageUse this page to specify the settings for connecting to an Ethernet or PPP network.For a LAN connection, specify Ethernet settings. For connections made with a modem, specifyPPP settingscNoteEthernetSpecifies the same settings as the BasicSettings page."Use Ethernet"Tick this checkbox to use Ethernet."Address Setting Method"If you select "Auto Setting (Bootp)", the IPaddress is automatically acquired by theBootp server after restart. If you select"Manual Setting", enter the IP addressand subnet mask also."Give priority to Bootp option whendeciding subnet mask."If you tick this option, the subnet maskspecified by the Bootp server is givenpriority over the subnet mask addressspecified below when "Auto Setting(Bootp)" is selected as the addresssetting method."Give priority to Bootp option whendeciding gateway address."If you tick this option, the gatewayaddress specified by the Bootp server isgiven priority over the default gatewayaddress specified below when "AutoSetting (Bootp)" is selected as theaddress setting method."IP Address"Enter a network interface-specific IPaddress."Subnet Mask"Enter the subnet mask specified for thenetwork to be connected.If you selected "Auto Setting (Bootp)" asthe address setting method, check thatthe Bootp server has been started up.Contact the network administrator for theIP address, subnet mask, and staticroutes settings.If you are using Ethernet, take particular care with the IP address, subnet maskand route settings. If any of these items an error, you may be completely unableto access the system via Ethernet and it may only be possible to recover theproblem by using the initial setup tools to correct the error."Static Route Control"Route control is required when you are communicating over awide area network via a router. When you are using bothEthernet and PPP, set the route as required."Default Route"Specifies the same setting as "Default Gateway Address" onthe Basic Settings page. Specify the route normally used. Youmust specify a gateway address if you are using a router onan Ethernet network.38 3339cNoteTurn the VB101 off before you insert a modem card.PPPClick the [OK] button to change the settings. To discard the changes, click the[Cancel] button. This returns you to the settings title page."Use PPP"Tick this option to allow PPP connectionsusing a modem cards."PPP Local Address"Sets the local address. For PPPconnections, this address is used for theVB101 by the PPP server for the VB101."PPP Remote Address"Sets the remote address. For PPPconnections, this address is used for theVB101 by the Viewer PC or the routerPPP client."PPP Account List"PPP connection is only permitted toaccounts with combinations of a nameand a passwords that match thoseincluded in this list. (Passwords are notdisplayed in the list.) If you select anaccount and click the "Delete" button, thecombination of a account name andpassword is removed from the list. Up to10 accounts can be registered on the list."Add PPP Account"Use this to add account and passwordcombinations to the PPP account list.Enter the account name and password,and click the "Add" button. The accountname can be up to 15 charactersincluding alphanumeric characters,underscores and hyphens. Passwords canconsist of up to 15 ASCII text characters(space or printable characters)."Modem max speed"Select the maximum baud rate as the limiton the Modem speed. The available settingsare 4800, 9600, 19,200, 38,400, 57,600 and115,200. Normally, there is no need tochange this setting. Set a low speed whenthe condition of the line is poor."Country Selector"When the global modem is used, thissetting selects the country used by theVB101. This setting is ignored if the globalmodem is not used.○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○"Route 1-3"Use this setting if you require connectionroutes other than the normal route. Youcan select either Ethernet or PPP as theinterface. Specify the destination route inthe Destination and Mask fields. You mustspecify a gateway address if you areusing a router on an Ethernet network.3Setup Procedures