Acer Veriton N2620G - Manual (Page 15)

Virtual Appliance Installation & Setup | 15
Echo Network Configuration
DHCP Configuration (Default)
The next screen is the Networking configuration menu. By default, Echo will
attempt to automatically acquire an IP Address from the Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol (DHCP) on your network. This means that your IP
address will be automatically assigned every time you reboot the machine and
restart your Echo virtual application. If DHCP assigned your Echo an IP
address properly, the fourth option will read Change eth0 inet dhcp <ip-
address> <subnet mask>. Otherwise the line will just show Change eth0 inet
dhcp and you will need to assign a static IP address to the appliance.
Clicking the Change eth0
option will allow you to make changes to your Echo’s
IP configuration. If no changes are necessary, and no further configuration is
required, select No Changes and press <Enter> to continue.
Static IP Configuration
If DHCP is not available on your LAN, then you must manually set a
static IP address for the Echo server.
1 Select the option Change eth0... from the Networking menu.
2 On the next screen named Configuring eth0... select the Static
option and press the OK button.