Finding the Dynamic Address Assigned by the ISP on a RT311 or RT314 Router

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Here are three ways to find this information: 1. Within the browser interface of the Router, enter Maintenance and the WAN PORT is your dynamic address assigned by your ISP. 2. Enter the telnet interface (start-run-telnet 192.168.0.1-and enter password when prompted) of your Router and enter menu 24.1 (System Maintenance-Status) and the dynamic address is listed as the WAN IP address. 3. Enter the Serial Manager (except the RP114) of the Router and enter menu 24.1 (System Maintenance-Status) and the dynamic address is listed as the WAN IP address.

Posted on Feb 19, 2006

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