Samsung SL-M2625D User Manual Ver.1.01 (English) - Page 106
From the SyncThru™ Web Service, Activating IPv6, IPv6 address configuration
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Wired network setup From the SyncThru™ Web Service Activating IPv6 1 Access a web browser, such as Internet Explorer, from Windows. Enter the machine IP address (http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) in the address field and press the Enter key or click Go. 2 If it's your first time logging into SyncThru™ Web Service you need to log-in as an administrator. Type in the below default ID and password. We recommend you to change the default password for security reasons. • ID: admin • Password: sec00000 3 When the SyncThru™ Web Service window opens, move the mouse cursor over the Settings of the top menu bar and then click Network Settings. 4 Click TCP/IPv6 on the left pane of the website. 5 Check the IPv6 Protocol check box to activate IPv6. 6 Click the Apply button. 7 Turn the machine off and turn it on again. • You can also set the DHCPv6. • To manually set the IPv6 address: Check the Manual Address check box. Then, the Address/Prefix text box is activated. Enter the rest of the address (e.g.,:3FFE:10:88:194::AAAA. "A" is the hexadecimal 0 through 9, A through F). IPv6 address configuration 1 Start a web browser, such as Internet Explorer, that supports IPv6 addressing as a URL. 2 Select one of the IPv6 addresses (Link-local Address, Stateless Address, Stateful Address, Manual Address) from Network Configuration Report (see "Printing a network configuration report" on page 102). • Link-local Address: Self-configured local IPv6 address (Address starts with FE80). • Stateless Address: Automatically configured IPv6 address by a network router. • Stateful Address: IPv6 address configured by a DHCPv6 server. • Manual Address: Manually configured IPv6 address by a user. 3 Enter the IPv6 addresses (e.g.,: http://[FE80::215:99FF:FE66:7701]). Address must be enclosed in '[ ]' brackets. 2. Using a network-connected machine 106