Accessing the Internet Using One Interface

Web: Example for Accessing the Internet Using a Static IPv4 Address

For details about how to use a static IPv4 address to access the Internet through the web UI, see Example 1: Accessing the Internet Using a Static IP Address in the quick configuration guide. Click hereto obtain the latest quick configuration guide.

Web: Example for Accessing the Internet Using DHCP

This section provides an example for configuring a firewall as a DHCP client that applies to a DHCP server (carrier device) for an IPv4 address to access the Internet.

Web: Example for Accessing the Internet Using IPv4 PPPoE

For details about how to access the Internet through IPv4 PPPoE on the web UI, see Example 2: Accessing the Internet Using PPPoE in the quick configuration guide. Click here to obtain the latest quick configuration guide.

Web: Example for Configuring Static IPv6 Addresses for Devices to Communicate

This section provides an example for configuring a firewall to connect intranet users to the Internet. A firewall is assigned a static IPv6 address to access the Internet and provides Internet access services for intranet users.

CLI: Example for Accessing the Internet Using a Static IPv4 Address

A FW is assigned a static IPv4 address to access the Internet and provides access services for intranet users.

CLI: Example for Accessing the Internet Using IPv4 PPPoE

This section provides an example for the device, working as a PPPoE client, to obtain an IP address by dialing up to the carrier's server through PPPoE for Internet access.

CLI: Example for Configuring Static IPv6 Addresses for Devices to Communicate

This section provides an example for configuring a firewall to connect intranet users to the Internet. A firewall is assigned a static IPv6 address to access the Internet and provides Internet access services for intranet users.

CLI: Example for Accessing the Internet Using DHCP

This section provides an example for configuring a FW as a DHCP client that applies for an IPv4 address to access the Internet.