Acer AIR-104 用户手册

4-2 User Guide for AIR-104/AIR-204

If you have connected two modems or ISDN terminal adapters to your AIR-104/204 for 
increased bandwidth, then you must also arrange a second ISP account that meets the 
same requirements listed above.  Each modem or ISDN terminal adapter utilizes a 
separate ISP account when accessing the Internet, and you pay for each account 
separately.  However, the “bandwidth  on demand” feature of the AIR-104/204 allows 
you to minimize the costs of utilizing a double ISP account, and still to maximize 
bandwidth for Internet traffic.  For more details, see the section entitled Advanced system 
configuration in Chapter 5.

The basic procedure for configuring the AIR-104/204 utilizes a web browser running on a 
network PC to access the Internet Configuration Console (ICC) controlled by firmware on 
the AIR-104/204.  This section is an introduction to using the ICC.  The following section 
(How to configure your Internet connection) provides step-by-step instructions for using 
the ICC to get everyone on your LAN connected to the Internet immediately. The ICC is 
specifically designed for user-friendliness;  by following the procedures outlined in this 
chapter, you should be able to configure the AIR-104/204 for basic Internet access in 
less than five minutes.  Alternatively, you may configure the AIR-104/204 by using the 
Command Line Interface (CLI).  The CLI can be accessed remotely, via Telnet, or directly, 
via a console attached to the AIR-104/204. See Chapter 7 for full details about the 
Command Line Interface.

Connect a PC to the network as described in Chapter 2, and configure it as indicated in 
Chapter 3.  Re-boot your PC and router, and open the Web browser on your PC. The top 
bar of the browser window frame contains a box that allows you to enter the URL 
address of the desired website (on Netscape, this box is labeled “Location”; on Internet 
Explorer, this box is labeled "Address”).  In this box, enter the private IP address of the 
AIR-104/204, and then hit the Return key. By default, the private IP address of the AIR-
104/204 is:

The AIR-104/204, as shipped from the factory, is set with this private IP address.

If you are configuring the AIR-104/204 for the first time, then enter the default 
(“192.168.168.230”) into your web browser as the location or address.

If you have reconfigured the AIR-104/204 to another private IP address (see Chapter 5), 
then enter the AIR-104/204’s current private IP address instead of the default.

If you have changed the IP address of the router and subsequently forgotten the new IP 
address, you can connect a PC directly into the console port of the AIR-104/204 and use 
the Command Line Interface to learn or reconfigure the router’s IP address. See Chapter 
7 for the procedure.

When you successfully access the AIR-104/204, a password prompt screen will appear 
on the web browser, requiring that you log on.  The default password always appears in 
the password box, displayed as a string of asterisks (“********”).