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General Reference GuideeWON ConfigurationEach mechanisms provides you all or some of the IP parameters.IP parameters Static BootP DHCPIP Address X X XIP Mask X X XDefault Gateway X (*) XDNS(primary and secondary)X (*) X (optional)Network Name not applicable not applicable XTable 25: IP parameters provided by IP configuration mechanisms(*) this parameter must be configured statically.(optional) this parameter can be configured by the Server or staticallyOn the eWON the Default Gateway and DNS belong to one interface only:- the LAN for eWON with one ethernet interface- the WAN for eWON with two ethernet interfacesDepending on the eWON type, the LAN and WAN interfaces will show you the parameters that you are allowed to set manually.The other parameters are greyed.On eWONs with one ethernet interface (other than 2005 or 4005), the LAN configuration page will be one of the following:Static BootP DHCPTable 26: One ethernet : LAN configuration pagesOn eWON with two ethernet interface (eWON2005 or 4005), the LAN configuration page will be one of the followings:Static BootP DHCPTable 27: Two ethernets : LAN configuration pagesRG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 35
General Reference GuideeWON ConfigurationOn eWONs with two ethernet interfaces (eWON2005 or 4005), the WAN configuration page will be one of the followings:Static BootP DHCPTable 28: Two ethernets : WAN configuration pagesIMPORTANT: Since firmware 5.4, on eWON with 2 ethernet interfaces, the WAN ethernet interface is disconnected by default.See "WAN/LAN/PPP interface management" on page 473.3.4.2.1.2 BootP : TCP/IP Bootstrap ProtocolYou can force eWON to ask its IP address to a BootP Server.Only the IP address and network mask are given by the BootP server.To correctly set the IP address and mask, your BootP server must comply with the RFC-1048.At each startup, the eWON will receive its IP address from the BootP Server.The eWON will wait for the server unless it is already present.The eWON will perform a new attempt at increasing interval (1 minute interval max.) endlessly.While waiting for its IP address, the eWON is in startup phase and thus it is not functioning! During this time, the USER LED willblink continuously with the following pattern:short red light + pause + long green light + pauseResolution:1) Pushing on the Reset button (on the front side of the eWON) will skip the BootP request, then eWON will use the IP address which isconfigured in the Ethernet configuration pageThe Duplicate IP test is skipped too!2) Make a Second Level Reset (see chapter “Second level reset” on page 201) to force eWON to 10.0.0.53 IP address and to disablethe BootP mechanismeWON is now accessible.3.3.4.2.1.3 DHCP : Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolConfigured on DHCP, the eWON gets all the IP parameters from the DHCP server.These parameters are: the IP address, network mask, default gateway and the 2 DNS servers. The DNS servers can optionally be definedstatically.At the end of the DHCP request, the User Led will blink continuously with the following pattern during 2 seconds:short red light + short pauseNote: If the eWON doesn’t find any DHCP server, after 45 seconds, it will take the IP 169.254.0.53 with mask 255.255.0.0RG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 36
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