This indicates whether your network is connected to the Internet.

If it is disconnected, go to the Network Status box and click Repair. You can use Network Magic to try to repair a connection problem, using a simple Network Magic wizard. Follow the instructions on the screen. For more information, see Check your Internet connection.

This shows the Network Magic Net2Go address when Net2Go has been set up and is turned on.

This shows Not Enabled when Net2Go has been turned off.

The address you and visitors enter in a Web browser for your Net2Go Web site.

Use to access selected shared folders away from home through the Web.

These are the IP addresses for the DNS used with your Internet connection.

Most Internet service providers (ISPs) automatically provide you with these IP addresses (that is, you do not have to specify them in your router's Internet connection settings). With other ISPs, you specify these IP addresses as part of your Internet connection settings.

A number that identifies a computer or device connected to a network or to the Internet (for example, 192.168.0.1). IP is an abbreviation for Internet Protocol.

A service that translates a Web address you type in a Web browser into the IP addresses computers use. DNS is an abbreviation for Domain Name Service.

The company that provides you access to the Internet. ISP is an abbreviation for Internet service provider.

This is an IP address that is typically provided by your Internet service provider (ISP).

It is a public IP address, compared to the private IP address that Network Magic displays for your router. For more information, see Get details about your router.

The Internet IP address is also known as a WAN IP address.

A number that identifies a computer or device connected to a network or to the Internet (for example, 192.168.0.1). IP is an abbreviation for Internet Protocol.