Figure 15-6: Configure your LAN interface using the (Web design programs)
Figure 15-6: Configure your LAN interface using the Network Configuration window. 4. Select Activate device when computer starts to have the network interface start at boot time. 5. Click the Protocols tab. You should at least see TCP/IP. 6. Click TCP/IP and select Edit. On the TCP/IP Settings window that appears, you can enter the following information: Automatically obtain IP address settings with: Make sure that the check box is off next to this box. (If you were getting your IP address from a DHCP server, this box would be on and the rest of the information would be obtained automatically.) Address: Type the IP address of this computer into the Address box. This number must be unique on your network. Subnet Mask: Enter the netmask to indicate what part of the IP address represents the network. (Netmask is described earlier in this chapter.) Default Gateway Address: If there is a computer or router connected to your LAN that is providing routing functions to the Internet or other network, type the IP address of the computer into this box. 7. Click OK in the TCP/IP Settings window to save the current configuration. 8. Click OK in the Ethernet Device window to close that window. 9. Click Apply in the Network Configuration window to apply the changes.
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