Asante Technologies VR2004 - Manual (Page 20)

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ISPs use the information for authentication purposes, so you must
select the check box and enter the requested information for your
WAN type.
Some providers require the Ethernet address (the MAC address) of
the computer that is connecting the Cable/DSL modem to authenti-
cate the connection. If you are connecting the router to the modem
instead, you must select the check box for Device MAC Address
and enter the WAN MAC address of the router (found in the Device
Status and Device Information pages).
Note: Do not enter the colons between the numbers, as the fields
are already separated within the page.
Note: If you have a single computer attached to the Cable/DSL mo-
dem, you may also use your computer’s network adapter card MAC
Address to allow access to the Internet. Find your card’s MAC Ad-
dress from Windows 98/Me by running winipcfg, or from Windows
2000/NT by running ipconfig /all. To find a Macintosh's Ethernet
MAC address, select "Get Info” from the File menu of either the
AppleTalk or TCP/IP Control Panel. Again, do not enter the colons
that appear within the MAC address, as the fields are already sepa-
rated within the page.
Item Description
User Name Account name (assigned by your ISP).
Password Password for the account (assigned by your ISP).
Idle Time Router attempts to keep the connection on (“keep alive”)
until it has reached a specified idle time; enter a 0 to dis-
able the keep alive feature. Some services will disconnect
the modem when it has exceeded a maximum session time
Enable PPTP Client If you have a PPTP connection, check this box to enable
PPTP client.
My IP Address The IP address provided to you by your ISP
Server IP Address The IP address of the PPTP server provided by your ISP
Connection ID/Name Optional (Enter the connection ID if your ISP requires it)
PPPoE/PPTP Connection