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Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. Wireless Network Adapter User Guide 10
Setup 4 – The Home Internet Network with a Residential Gateway, Firewall,
or Router
Use This Setup If:
You have two or more computers and/or laptops and want to share files, printers,
and Internet access using a Residential Gateway, Router, or Firewall
Or
You want to connect to an Ethernet network that uses Dynamic (DHCP) IP addresses.
This setup requires a 1) a Wireless Router or an Access Point and 2) an Ethernet
capable Gateway, Router, or Firewall or an existing Ethernet network.
Additional Requirements:
These setup directions are intended for Network Administrators with Dynamic IPs.
This type of setup requires that your residential Gateway, Router, Firewall, or
Network Administrator give you a dynamic IP address for each computer.
You will also have to setup your Access Point. Consult Access Point documentation its
installation procedures.
Steps:
1. Using the Ethernet cable provided with your router, connect the router to the
Cable/DSLmodem.
2. Connect the Access Point to the Router.
3. Install the Wireless Network Adapter - See the Installation section of this
guide or the Quick Start Guide.
4. Check the wireless connection - See Configuration Utility and Networking
Basics.
5. Check the IP Address for the wireless adapter - See Networking Basics.
Note: The default settings for the Wireless Network Adapter are set to obtain
a Dynamic IP Address.
6. Learn to share printers and files - See Networking Basics.
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PC with wireless USB Adapter
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The Home Internet Network with a Residential Gateway, Firewall, or Router