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SOUND4 standalone products offer PPPoE for direct connection. | SOUND4 standalone products offer PPPoE for direct connection. | ||
| − | The | + | The SOUND4 In-Box Admin Ethernet Setup software uses this to discover all SOUND4 devices on the network. |
It is also possible to set up a direct connection over PPPoE from a computer. | It is also possible to set up a direct connection over PPPoE from a computer. | ||
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The Service names are : | The Service names are : | ||
| − | * "SOUND4 PPPoE" : the device is at 10.44.44.44 | + | *"SOUND4 PPPoE" : the device is at 10.44.44.44 |
| − | * "SOUND4 PPPoE2" : the device is at 192.168.44.44 | + | *"SOUND4 PPPoE2" : the device is at 192.168.44.44 |
| − | * "SOUND4 PPPoE ''12345678''" with 12345678 being the device Serial Number : the device is at 10.44.44.44 | + | *"SOUND4 PPPoE ''12345678''" with 12345678 being the device Serial Number : the device is at 10.44.44.44 |
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| + | ===Windows dial-up=== | ||
| + | From Windows Settings, Network & Ethernet, Dial-Up : | ||
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| + | #set up a new connection | ||
| + | ##Choose "connect to the Internet" | ||
| + | ##If displayed "You are already connected to the Internet", choose "Set up a new connection anyway" | ||
| + | ##If displayed "Do you want to use a connection that you already have?", choose "No, create a new connection" | ||
| + | ##Select "Broadband (PPPoE)" | ||
| + | ##In "Connection name", select the Service name, like "SOUND4 PPPoE ''12345678''" | ||
| + | ##Click Connect | ||
| + | ##Choose "Set up the connection anyway" | ||
| + | ##Close | ||
| + | #Select the new connection, and choose "Advanced options" | ||
| + | ##Choose "Edit" | ||
| + | ##In "Server name or address", fill with the Service name, like "SOUND4 PPPoE ''12345678"'' | ||
| + | ##Put a dummy user and password and check "Remember my sign-in info". | ||
| + | ##Save | ||
| + | #Remove the default route | ||
| + | ##From Windows Settings, Network & Ethernet, Ethernet | ||
| + | ##Go to "Change adapter options" | ||
| + | ##Select the adapter and properties | ||
| + | ##In the Networking tab, keep only IPV4, and select properties | ||
| + | ##Click "advanced" | ||
| + | ##Uncheck "Use default gateway on remote network" | ||
| + | ##click OK | ||
| + | #You can Connect | ||
| + | #The Processor is accessible at 10.44.44.44 (depending on service selected) | ||
| − | === | + | ===Ubuntu Setup=== |
| − | From | + | From a terminal, create a PPPoE connection (not available in UI)<syntaxhighlight lang="sh"> |
| + | nmcli con edit type pppoe con-name "SOUND4 PPPoE 12345678" | ||
| + | set pppoe.service SOUND4 PPPoE 12345678 | ||
| + | set connection.autoconnect no | ||
| + | set pppoe.username sound4 | ||
| + | >save | ||
| + | </syntaxhighlight>You can then change the settings in Settings→Network. | ||
| − | + | ===Bugs=== | |
| − | + | Those versions (included) do not work with PPPoE connections: | |
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| − | + | *WM2 : up to 1.15 | |
| − | WM2 up to 1.15 | + | *Impact/Pulse/First : 2.8 to 2.31 |
| + | *Impact/Pulse Eco : 1.15 to 1.20 | ||
| + | *BigVoice2 : 1.26 to 1.33 | ||
| + | *BigVoice4 : up to 1.4 | ||
Latest revision as of 12:29, 2 August 2024
SOUND4 standalone products offer PPPoE for direct connection.
The SOUND4 In-Box Admin Ethernet Setup software uses this to discover all SOUND4 devices on the network.
It is also possible to set up a direct connection over PPPoE from a computer.
The Service names are :
- "SOUND4 PPPoE" : the device is at 10.44.44.44
- "SOUND4 PPPoE2" : the device is at 192.168.44.44
- "SOUND4 PPPoE 12345678" with 12345678 being the device Serial Number : the device is at 10.44.44.44
Windows dial-up
From Windows Settings, Network & Ethernet, Dial-Up :
- set up a new connection
- Choose "connect to the Internet"
- If displayed "You are already connected to the Internet", choose "Set up a new connection anyway"
- If displayed "Do you want to use a connection that you already have?", choose "No, create a new connection"
- Select "Broadband (PPPoE)"
- In "Connection name", select the Service name, like "SOUND4 PPPoE 12345678"
- Click Connect
- Choose "Set up the connection anyway"
- Close
- Select the new connection, and choose "Advanced options"
- Choose "Edit"
- In "Server name or address", fill with the Service name, like "SOUND4 PPPoE 12345678"
- Put a dummy user and password and check "Remember my sign-in info".
- Save
- Remove the default route
- From Windows Settings, Network & Ethernet, Ethernet
- Go to "Change adapter options"
- Select the adapter and properties
- In the Networking tab, keep only IPV4, and select properties
- Click "advanced"
- Uncheck "Use default gateway on remote network"
- click OK
- You can Connect
- The Processor is accessible at 10.44.44.44 (depending on service selected)
Ubuntu Setup
From a terminal, create a PPPoE connection (not available in UI)
nmcli con edit type pppoe con-name "SOUND4 PPPoE 12345678"
set pppoe.service SOUND4 PPPoE 12345678
set connection.autoconnect no
set pppoe.username sound4
>save
You can then change the settings in Settings→Network.
Bugs
Those versions (included) do not work with PPPoE connections:
- WM2 : up to 1.15
- Impact/Pulse/First : 2.8 to 2.31
- Impact/Pulse Eco : 1.15 to 1.20
- BigVoice2 : 1.26 to 1.33
- BigVoice4 : up to 1.4