Sony LF-X1 Operating Instructions - Page 42

The [LAN PPPoE] window appears., The [Internet Connection] window appears. - user manual

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3 Select [Internet Connection]. The [Internet Connection] window appears. 4 Select the [Settings] button to the right of [LAN (PPPoE)]. The [LAN (PPPoE)] window appears. 5 Input the proper values for each item, and select [Set], then select [Back]. 1 Internet service provider (ISP) name This is used to identify your ISP. Most ISPs do not require this entry. Enter the name only when required by your ISP. 2 Access ID*1 This is used to verify that the user has authorization to connect to the Internet. 3 Internet connection password*2 This is used to verify that the user has authorization to connect to the Internet. For security, password characters are shown as asterisks. 4 DNS1*3 and DNS2*4 parameters Enter the DNS addresses specified by your ISP. If you select the check box next to [Automatic DNS configuration], the addresses are automatically acquired. Note that some ISPs do not allow addresses to be acquired automatically. z Tip To input the DNS address manually, clear the check box next to [Automatic DNS configuration], input values for [DNS1] and [DNS2], and then select [Set]. 5 [Set] button 6 [Back] button 42 The following terms may differ depending on your ISP. For more information, see the documents supplied by your ISP. *1 Connection ID is also known as user ID, PPP login name, network ID, connection login name, account name, logon name, login ID, or connection account. *2 Password is also known as PPP password, network password, connection password, or login password. *3 DNS1 is also known as primary DNS server, primary name server, or domain name server. *4 DNS2 is also known as secondary DNS server, secondary name server, or domain name server. The [Internet Connection] window reappears. z Tips • For details on character entry, see "Entering Characters" (1 page 116). • You may capture and save the configured setup screen for future reference (1 page 70). 6 Select [LAN (PPPoE)]. LAN (PPPoE) A confirmation window appears. Note PPPoE connections are not guaranteed for all DSL providers. 7 Select [OK]. This sets the configuration for "LAN (PPPoE)".

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3
Select [Internet Connection].
The [Internet Connection] window appears.
4
Select the [Settings] button to the right of
[LAN (PPPoE)].
The [LAN (PPPoE)] window appears.
5
Input the proper values for each item, and
select [Set], then select [Back].
1
Internet service provider (ISP) name
This is used to identify your ISP. Most ISPs
do not require this entry. Enter the name only
when required by your ISP.
2
Access ID
*1
This is used to verify that the user has
authorization to connect to the Internet.
3
Internet connection password
*2
This is used to verify that the user has
authorization to connect to the Internet.
For security, password characters are shown
as asterisks.
4
DNS1
*3
and DNS2
*4
parameters
Enter the DNS addresses specified by your
ISP. If you select the check box next to
[Automatic DNS configuration], the
addresses are automatically acquired.
Note that some ISPs do not allow addresses to
be acquired automatically.
z
Tip
To input the DNS address manually, clear the
check box next to [Automatic DNS
configuration], input values for [DNS1] and
[DNS2], and then select [Set].
5
[Set] button
6
[Back] button
The following terms may differ depending
on your ISP. For more information, see the
documents supplied by your ISP.
*1
Connection ID is also known as user ID, PPP
login name, network ID, connection login
name, account name, logon name, login ID,
or connection account.
*2
Password is also known as PPP password,
network password, connection password, or
login password.
*3
DNS1 is also known as primary DNS server,
primary name server, or domain name server.
*4
DNS2 is also known as secondary DNS
server, secondary name server, or domain
name server.
The [Internet Connection] window
reappears.
z
Tips
•
For details on character entry, see “Entering
Characters” (
1
page 116).
•
You may capture and save the configured setup
screen for future reference (
1
page 70).
6
Select [LAN (PPPoE)].
A confirmation window appears.
Note
PPPoE connections are not guaranteed for all
DSL providers.
7
Select [OK].
This sets the configuration for “LAN
(PPPoE)”.
LAN (PPPoE)