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Each filter/splitter should be connected between the wall outlet and
the device in question. The only thing that doesn’t need a filter is your
router, unless it’s sharing an outlet with a phone or other device.
You’ll also need to make sure there are no extension leads on any of the
devices connected to the ADSL phone line. Extension cords often cause
more interference than a broadband ADSL connection can manage.
If you have two telephone lines (that is, two different telephone
numbers), only devices on the same line as the router will need
filtering. Anything connected to the other line can stay unfiltered.
For an Onsite Installation, you need to organise a Telstra Technician to
come out to your premises and install the central splitter, for which a fee
will be charged. The Telstra Technician will also install and configure
your Telstra Router to one computer, including connection to the
broadband service.
For more details on Onsite Installation, contact your Telstra Account
Representative or call 1800 655 744.
Existing Network (eg LAN)
If your computer is part of an existing network (eg LAN), this Install
CD may change some of your computer’s network settings (eg DHCP,
DNS, Proxy settings etc).
Please ensure that any computers that you want to connect to your
Telstra Business Broadband service via this Install CD are not part of
an existing network.
Please note: if you have more than four outlets on the line or any
‘hardwired’ devices, like a back-to-base alarm or wall phone that
doesn’t come off the wall, you will need to have a central splitter
fitted as part of an Onsite Installation.
Computer networks require an IP address to be allocated to your computer’s
network card. When connecting to Telstra Business Broadband using the
Install CD, you must allow the router to allocate you an IP address
automatically this is known as a dynamic IP address (or DHCP).
If you are not sure how your business network is set up, and you are
not sure if changing these settings will affect your existing network, we
recommend that you engage your IT Specialist or a Telstra IT specialist
before running this CD and installing Telstra Business Broadband.
Telstra Business offers a range of specialist IT assistance through its
Business Support Extra service. You can apply for Business Support by
contacting your Telstra Account Representative or calling 1800 655 744.
Third-Party Wireless Management Software
You will need to close or disable any third-party wireless management
software. If you leave it enabled you may not be able to successfully
install your Telstra Business Broadband Service with a wireless connection.
If you require assistance, please call Telstra Business Technical Support
on 13 2999.
Your router
If you’re having trouble with your router, try to establish what the issue
may be:
Check the power supply from the socket to the router is plugged in
properly and switched on at the wall.
Check the phone service to see if you get a dial tone, and if you can
make and receive calls. If not, you may have a problem with your
phone line. For assistance contact Telstra Business Technical Support
on 13 2999.
See what the router’s indicator lights are telling you (see table on
page 9).
This should give you a good idea of whether the problem is in the router
or elsewhere. Some examples of what you can do are included over.
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