In this section, we use Windows 10 as an illustrating example.

1. On Windows 10, go to Control Panel/All Control Panel Items/Network Connections.
2. Choose the adapter that you want to use to access CS, and then double click on it to display a menu.

   

3. On the menu, choose Properties > Internet Protocol Version (TCP/IPv4).
4. The user can set the IP address to be in the same subnet of the CS front-end network.

   

For better performance, you can also set up the MTU value as a CS front-end network.

1. Open CMD on Windows and type the command below. The command checks the current adapter responsible for communicating with CS:

   netsh interface ipv4 show subinterfaces

   

2. Change the MTU value.

   Type the command below to change the MTU value.

   netsh interface ipv4 set subinterface "adapter" mtu=value store=persistent

   

3. Check if the value change is applied.