Specifications

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Creating/managing access profiles
Gigaset SL75 WLAN / en / A31008-M700-B112-1-7619 / web_server.fm / 24.4.06
Version05.08.2005
Assigning IP address with/without
DHCP
If DHCP is enabled, the handset's IP
address is automatically assigned. If DHCP
is disabled, you must define the handset's
IP address manually. For more information
on assigning the IP address, see page 10.
Assigning an IP address automatically
with DHCP
¤ For DHCP Client, click on the Enable
option (DHCP is enabled by default).
¤ Click on Next.
For further information, see below:
"WLAN settings: entering the network
name" on page 92.
Defining the IP address manually –
Disabling DHCP
¤ For DHCP Client, click on the Disable
option.
Additional fields are displayed.
¤ Enter the respective IP addresses in the
Handset IP Address, Subnet Mask and
Default Gateway fields.
¤ Enter the IP addresses of the preferred
DNS server in the Primary DNS IP Address
and Secondary DNS IP Address fields, if
relevant. If you leave the fields blank,
the SIP provider uses its default DNS
server.
DNS (Domain Name System) enables the
assignment of IP addresses to domain
names. Thus, a domain can have several IP
addresses. A more reliable SIP connection
can then be established.
If you wish to guarantee which DNS serv-
ers are used, you can define the IP address
of the primary/secondary DNS server. The
definition of preferred DNS servers ena-
bles quicker troubleshooting when estab-
lishing calls.
¤ Enter the domain name in the
Domain Name field.
¤ Click on Next.
WLAN settings: entering the network
name
You can search for available SSIDs and
select an available network or enter the
SSID manually.
Copying available SSIDs
¤ Click on Scan.
¤ Select an SSID from the SSID Scan list.
The SSID is copied into the Network
Name (SSID) field.
Entering SSIDs manually
¤ Enter the name in the Network Name
(SSID) field.
¤ Click on Next.
Note:
If you define a primary/secondary DNS server,
you should select Transport Protocol TCP or
TLS for the SIP settings(page 96).
Note:
You can obtain this information from your SIP
provider.
Note:
The network name must be the same for all
WLAN subscribers (page 9).