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This feature is only available on the Conductor computer. To change the
Conductor Configuration, open Maestro on the Conductor computer, click
<Configure>, and select the Symphony Conductor tab.
Conductor Configuration, open Maestro on the Conductor computer, click
<Configure>, and select the Symphony Conductor tab.
Configure Internal TCP/IP Settings:
The Conductor uses two different IP addresses: one from the ISP to communi-
cate with the Internet and one to communicate with the wireless network. By
default, the Symphony Conductor is assigned an internal IP address of 10.0.0.1
and a subnet mask of 255.0.0.0. Also, the Conductor acts as a DHCP server to
automatically assign IP address within the 10.0.0.0 IP network to the wireless
computers (which are configured to accept a dynamic address by default).
The Conductor uses two different IP addresses: one from the ISP to communi-
cate with the Internet and one to communicate with the wireless network. By
default, the Symphony Conductor is assigned an internal IP address of 10.0.0.1
and a subnet mask of 255.0.0.0. Also, the Conductor acts as a DHCP server to
automatically assign IP address within the 10.0.0.0 IP network to the wireless
computers (which are configured to accept a dynamic address by default).
If the Conductor’s ISP TCP/IP Settings use the 10.0.0.0 IP network, then the
Symphony Conductor’s two IP addresses will conflict. In this case, click
<Configure> under the Symphony Conductor Status heading to change the
Conductor’s Internal IP Settings. The range of IP addresses dynamically
assigned by the Conductor will also changed based on the new IP address and
subnet mask.
Symphony Conductor’s two IP addresses will conflict. In this case, click
<Configure> under the Symphony Conductor Status heading to change the
Conductor’s Internal IP Settings. The range of IP addresses dynamically
assigned by the Conductor will also changed based on the new IP address and
subnet mask.
Note:
Proxim recommends that only advanced users who are familiar
with TCP/IP change the Conductor’s Internal TCP/IP Settings.
If you change these settings, you must use a subnet mask that is
valid for the class of IP address you entered and provides at
least 4 bits of addressing space for the local network.
with TCP/IP change the Conductor’s Internal TCP/IP Settings.
If you change these settings, you must use a subnet mask that is
valid for the class of IP address you entered and provides at
least 4 bits of addressing space for the local network.
These settings can only be configured from the Conductor computer.
View Modem Statistics:
Click <Status> under the Symphony Conductor Status heading for informa-
tion on the shared modem’s connection to the Internet. The status screen dis-
plays the time that the modem connected to the Internet, the length of time that
it has been connected, and the result of the last connection attempt. In addi-
tion, the status screen reports the number of bytes send and received by the
modem.
Click <Status> under the Symphony Conductor Status heading for informa-
tion on the shared modem’s connection to the Internet. The status screen dis-
plays the time that the modem connected to the Internet, the length of time that
it has been connected, and the result of the last connection attempt. In addi-
tion, the status screen reports the number of bytes send and received by the
modem.
An Advanced Status screen (accessed by clicking <Advanced Status...>)
contains additional information about the connection. A Symphony technical
support representative may ask you to view this screen for troubleshooting
purposes.
contains additional information about the connection. A Symphony technical
support representative may ask you to view this screen for troubleshooting
purposes.