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+ | ====== Network Global Configuration ====== | ||
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+ | Go to the “Network” page. | ||
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+ | * Click on the “Global Configuration” tab (1). | ||
+ | * Give your server a name by typing into the “Hostname: | ||
+ | * Your server will most likely be on your private network behind the router so the “Domain: | ||
+ | * Input the Default Gateway IP address of your private network into the “IPv4 Default Gateway:” text box (4) (in Fester’s case this is 192.168.0.1). | ||
+ | * In the Nameserver 1:” text box (5) put in the IP address of your ISPs Primary DNS server. You should be able to get this from your router or the ISPs website. | ||
+ | * In the Nameserver 2:” text box (6) put in the IP address of your ISPs Secondary DNS server. | ||
+ | * In the Nameserver 3:” text box (7) put in the IP address of your ISPs Tertiary DNS server. Not all ISPs have a third DNS server so leave it blank if this is the case. | ||
+ | * Now click the “Save” button (8). | ||
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+ | If you do not know, and cannot find, the IP addresses for your ISP's DNS servers, you can use Google' | ||
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+ | The server can now find the Primary and Secondary DNS servers. This means web addresses (URLs) can now be resolved to IP addresses. | ||