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#Open up a web browser and go to <pre>http://192.168.0.1</pre>
 
#Open up a web browser and go to <pre>http://192.168.0.1</pre>
 
#Click on <span class="button">Setup / Configuration</span> in the Actiontec menu.
 
#Click on <span class="button">Setup / Configuration</span> in the Actiontec menu.
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#Click on <span class="button">Advanced Setup</span>.
 
#Click on <span class="button">Advanced Setup</span>.
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#Click the <span class="button">Begin Advanced Setup</span> button.   
 
#Click the <span class="button">Begin Advanced Setup</span> button.   
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#Click on <span class="button">LAN IP Address</span>.
 
#Click on <span class="button">LAN IP Address</span>.
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#Type in your LAN IP Address (The second IP address of the subnet).
 
#Type in your LAN IP Address (The second IP address of the subnet).
 
#Select <span class="button">NAT</span>.
 
#Select <span class="button">NAT</span>.
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#Select <span class="button">Off</span> for NAT.
 
#Select <span class="button">Off</span> for NAT.
 
#Select <span class="button">Next</span>.
 
#Select <span class="button">Next</span>.
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#Type in the first IP of your subnet in <span class="button">Subnet IP</span>.
 
#Type in the first IP of your subnet in <span class="button">Subnet IP</span>.
 
#Type in your Subnet Mask in <span class="button">Subnet Mask</span>.
 
#Type in your Subnet Mask in <span class="button">Subnet Mask</span>.
 
#Leave the <span class="button">Gateway IP</span> blank.
 
#Leave the <span class="button">Gateway IP</span> blank.
 
#Select <span class="button">Next</span>.
 
#Select <span class="button">Next</span>.
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<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': At this point the configuration for your Actiontec is complete. Shortly after the Internet light on your Actiontec becomes solid you should be able to access the Internet.</div>
 
<div class="messagebox metadata">'''Note''': At this point the configuration for your Actiontec is complete. Shortly after the Internet light on your Actiontec becomes solid you should be able to access the Internet.</div>
  
  
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Latest revision as of 12:46, 6 June 2019

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  1. Open up a web browser and go to 
    http://192.168.0.1
  2. Click on Setup / Configuration in the Actiontec menu.
    Enter-Address.png
  3. Click on Advanced Setup.
    File:Setup.png
  4. Click the Begin Advanced Setup button.
    Advanced1.png
  5. Click on LAN IP Address.
    Advanced2.png
  6. Type in your LAN IP Address (The second IP address of the subnet).
  7. Select NAT.
    Advanced-lan.png
  8. Select Off for NAT.
  9. Select Next.
    Advanced-nat.png
  10. Type in the first IP of your subnet in Subnet IP.
  11. Type in your Subnet Mask in Subnet Mask.
  12. Leave the Gateway IP blank.
  13. Select Next.
    Advanced-route.png
Note: At this point the configuration for your Actiontec is complete. Shortly after the Internet light on your Actiontec becomes solid you should be able to access the Internet.
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