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WAN Enable
This switch allows you to enable or disable your node's WAN interface, which is typically used to connect to the Internet or some other external network. The WAN interface is ``enabled`` by default, and the *Mode* setting below will be displayed. If you ``disable`` the WAN interface, the *Mode* setting will not appear.
WAN Mode
This specifies how your node's WAN interface gets its IP address. The default is to use :abbr:`DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol)`, so the WAN IP address is assigned to your node by your Internet router. If you select ``Static`` you will see several new fields which allow you to specify the IP address, netmask in dotted decimal format, and gateway IP address.
This specifies whether your node's WAN interface is enabled, and if so, how it gets its IP address. The default is to use :abbr:`DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol)`, so the WAN IP address is assigned to your node by your Internet router. If you select ``Static`` you will see several new fields which allow you to specify the IP address, netmask in dotted decimal format, and gateway IP address.
DNS
These two fields allow you to enter the IP addresses of the :abbr:`DNS (Domain Name System)` servers of your choice. By default Google's DNS servers are listed because their name resolution servers are configured to detect error conditions properly and to report them correctly.