A gateway is a computer or device that connects the network or subnetwork to another. The default gateway connects the computer's subnetwork to any networks for which there aren't already gateways. When you use a Pipeline to connect to a TCP/IP network, the Pipeline is the default gateway.
To specify the default gateway, follow these steps:
- If the Control Panel isn't already open, choose Settings-->Control Panel from the Start menu.
- Double-click the Network icon.
- If TCP/IP doesn't appear in the list of network components, follow the instructions in
Configuring TCP/IP in Windows 95.
- From the list of network components in the Network window, click TCP/IP.
- Click Properties. The TCP/IP Properties window appears.
- Click the Gateway tab. In the New Gateway field,
enter the IP address of the Pipeline and then click Add.
- Click OK.
- In the dialog that appears, click the Restart button.
The Control Panel appears.
The Network window appears.
The address of the Pipeline then appears in the list of installed gateways:
