Changing home address

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You can't change the MAX Address. It is the identifier for your piece of equipment, and only only in the whole world. It is a unique identifier. What you can do is change the password to access the device.

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is that a question or a statement
changing you home address your email address

username: home
password: 12345678

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Siemens - Gigaset 604 IL (Orange Firmware)

home 12345678

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The act of changing your email address is simple.
However, you can save yourself a lot of headaches by doing some planning before you begin.

Just as with changing your home address, one of the main challenges with changing your email address is making sure that you do not loose any important contacts.

Another challenge to is avoiding bringing your old spam contacts with you.
A third challenge is to find an email address that fits your needs.

Gather your contacts into a single list.
Remember, that you probably have a lot more contacts than just the ones currently set up on your "favorite contacts" list on your email account.

Spend some time going through you email history and identify older contacts that you may not have used in a while, but which you do not want to loose.


Think about your needs before setting up a new email account. Think about the kinds of attachments you like to send?

Do you need higher capacity?
Also think about what kind of interface your prefer.
Some prefer a simple, bare-bones interface, while others prepher something more elaborate.

Ask yourself if the address itself is important to you.
Some people are quite picky about this.

Ask yourself what you dislike about your current service.
This will help you to better pinpoint what you desire from your new service.

Check out your options.
There are a lot of free web-based email services out there.

These are great for some purposes, but if you need really high capacity, or require greater security, then you might want to look for a different type of service that you will need to pay for.

Read the privacy policy carefully of any email service you are considering.
Make sure you are not making any commitments you are uncomfortable with.

Test your new address.
Once you set up you new address, have a few close friend email you regularly for a few days to make sure it is really what you want before informing all you contacts.

Send out a single mass-mailing to all your contacts, once you have established your new address, and tested it.
Be careful to weed out all the spammers before you do this.

Keep your old email address active for a while after establishing your new address.
How long you need to do this depends upon how much email traffic you have.

The more traffic, and the more contacts you have, the longer you should keep your address active.
Generally speaking, your should plan to wait at least one month before abandoning you old address.

In some cases, you may want to keep checking it for several months.

Go into the settings in the menu and you will see an option for changing your "Home" location. This is what you need to do.
Which Tomtom model do you have as you can download their manuals free from the Tomtom website, here http://www.tomtom.com/support/support.php?ID=3

While changing the name,its not in wireless router.

!.switch off the wireless router.

2.first change the name of the PC.(don't connect to wireless)its normal name changing.

3.Restart the PC.

4.Now enable the DHCP on bothside.

You need to set the correct address for DMZ (your PC IP address). You may also find that your PC firewall settings will need changing.

You shouldn't need to set DMZ for this, you can set port-forwarding instead, and then select the ports you wish to pass through for each IP address connected to your home side of the router.