You have to enable DHCP on router to auto-assign the IP address to your internal devices, or else you have to assign it manually
- For PC: use copper straight-through cable to connect to router using ethernet
- For Laptop: you can do the same as you did with the PC, or you can replace the ethernet interface with a wireless interface for Wifi
3. Check for connections
- Use ping command to check for connections, I am pinging PC with my Laptop
- Use ipconfig to check the IP address, or see it in the "Config" tab
Because we use cable modem to connect to the ISP/CSP:
- Connect modem to router using straight-through cable.
- Connect the modem to the ISP using coaxial cable
- Connect server and ISP/CSP using ethernet connection (straight-through cable) by default
Since we connect the server to the ISP/CSP using ethernet, we need to configure the "Ethernet6" tab in Cloud to "Cable"
We have to add a cable of port Coaxial(from ISP/CSP) to Ethernet6(server) to successfully connect to the server
- Set to static
- The default gateway is the server IP address(public) because there is no internal network, it connects directly to the external network
- The "DNS server" is the server IP address because the server will provide the service
2. Create a DNS record
- Turn on DNS service
- The Address will be the IP address(public) of the server.
- Set any domain name you want
- Add the record so it can be accessed
3. Configure DHCP service
- Turn on DHCP service
- Configure the DHCP service
- Then add the DHCP service for it to work
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