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Use the Left and Right direction arrows to move the cursor from digit to digit. Navigate to Netmask using the direction arrows. Use the Up and Down direction arrows to increase or decrease a digit’s value. If Net Integrator was unable to select an IP address, 0.0.0.0 displays. The current IP address (192.168.0.1, for example) displays.

23 Manually Setting the IP Address - Mark I and Mark II.

The first line on the display panel shows Net Integrator's IP address the second line cycles messages displaying the current date, t. When the start-up sequence is over, the display panel shows the status of various Net Integrator systems. Messages indicating what kind of network discov ery is being performed appear on the display panel. Let your Net Integrator sit undisturbed while it discovers its surroundings and auto- configures its network parameters. The LCD panel will become active and the Boot Activity LED will blink as the soft ware loads. During the start-up you will observe the following sequence of events: Net Integrator needs a few moments to start up. Press the Power button (located on the front of your Net Integrator).

22 Power-up Sequence - Mark I and Mark II.

Connect one end of the standard telephone cable to the external modem, and connect the other end to your telephone wall jack.

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Connect the cable included with your own external dial-up modem to the Serial port on the back of your Net Integrator. 21 Connecting an External Dial-up Modem.Connect the other end of the cable into your LAN hub or switch. (located on the back of your Net Integrator). Connect one end of an Ethernet cable into Ethernet Port 0 on your Mark I and Mark II, or LAN 1 on your Micro. Connect the other end of the cord into a standard power outlet. Connect one end of the power cord into the power socket on the back of the Net Integrator: Make sure the front of the unit is easily accessible. Place the back of the unit at least one to two feet (12"-24") away from the wall. Ensure that the Net Integrator has adequate ventilation. LAN 3 - used to connect to a LAN segment or to the Internet. LAN 1 - used to connect to the local area network (LAN). VGA connector - used to connect a monitor. Parallel port - used to connect a printer Serial port - used to connect an external modem. LAN 2 - used to connect to a LAN segment or to the Internet. PS/2 keyboard connector - used to connect a keyboard.

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Power socket - where the PC power from the power supply is connected. Power Button - used to turn the box on and off. Hard Drive LED - indicates hard drive activity. Ethernet LED - indicates Ethernet activity. Parallel printer port - used for a shared printer. Primary cooling fan - provides additional cooling for internal components. Power supply fan - provides cooling for internal components. Ethernet Port 2 - used to connect to a LAN segment or to the Internet. Ethernet Port 1 - used to connect to a LAN segment or to the Internet. Ethernet Port 0 - used to connect to the local area network (LAN). Serial port - for an external dial-up modem. Power socket - where the power cord is connected. Backup and Restore buttons - used to initiate backup and restore procedures. Enter and Cancel buttons - used to execute commands from the control panel. Direction arrows - used to execute commands from the control panel. Display panel - displays the status of the Net Integrator. Control panel - contains the display panel and all control buttons.

Hard disk key lock - locks the face plate preventing physical access. Removable hard disk trays - houses the hard disk(s). Power button - used to turn the box on and off.

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Boot Activity LED - lights up while the software is booting. Ethernet 2 Activity LED - indicates activity on the Ethernet 2 interface. Ethernet 1 Activity LED - indicates activity on the Ethernet 1 interface. Ethernet 0 Activity LED - indicates activity on the Ethernet 0 interface. System Failure LED - lights up when there is a failure on the system. Hard disk keys (2) and Face Plate Keys (2)

#Outlook for mac 16.13.1 logon failure unknown user name or bad password or security settings manual

Net Integrator User Manual CD (1) and Quick Start Guide (1)

14 Chapter 1 First-time Nitix Setup - Net Integrator.