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Connect the server to the router: Use an Ethernet cable to connect the server to one of the LAN ports on the router. Make sure the server's network interface is configured correctly (either manually or through DHCP) to obtain an IP address from the router. Configure port forwarding (if necessary): If the server is hosting services that need to be accessible from the internet (e.g., web server, FTP server), you may need to configure port forwarding on your router. This involves forwarding specific ports from your router's public IP address to the private IP address of the server. Configure firewall settings (if necessary): Ensure that any firewall settings on the router or the server itself allow traffic to reach the server. This may involve opening specific ports or configuring firewall rules to allow inbound traffic. Obtain a public IP address (if necessary): Depending on your internet service provider and network setup, your router may already have a public IP address assigned to it. If not, you may need to contact your ISP to obtain a static public IP address, especially if you're hosting services that need to be accessed from the internet. Test connectivity: After making the necessary configurations, test connectivity to the server from both within your local network and from external networks.