Hughes HN9000 manual Table of Figures

Table of Figures
Figure 1: HN9000 satellite modem	1
Figure 2: Single-host configuration	2
Figure 3: Multiple-host configuration in an Ethernet wired LAN	2
Figure 4: Private network configuration	3
Figure 5: Power supply for the HN9000 satellite modem	4
Figure 6: HN9000 in vertical position	5
Figure 7: Icon for creating shortcut	8
Figure 8: System Control Center home page	9
Figure 9: Common features on System Control Center screens	11
Figure 10: System Control Center button links	11
Figure 11: Format of status and information screens	13
Figure 12: Example of a state code	14
Figure 13: Red flag problem indicator	14
Figure 14: System Status page	15
Figure 15: Reception Information page	16
Figure 16: Transmission Information page	17
Figure 17: Terminal Status page (top part)	19
Figure 18: System Information page (top part)	19
Figure 19: Examples of state codes	20
Figure 20: Terminal Connectivity Test page	24
Figure 21: HughesNet Tools home page	26
Figure 22: Front panel LEDs on the HN9000 modem	30
Figure 23: LAN port LEDs	31
Figure 24: Satellite loopback connectivity test	34
Figure 25: Terminal Connectivity Test page	35
Figure 26: Connectivity Test results page	35
Figure 27: Example of Addressing parameters showing available private IP addresses	38
Figure 28: Example of Addressing parameters showing one available public IP address	38
Figure 29: Network connections – Windows Vista	40
Figure 30: Local Area Connection Properties – Windows Vista	41
Figure 31: Internet Protocol Properties – Windows Vista	41
Figure 32: Network connections – Windows XP	42
Figure 33: Local Area Connection Properties – Windows XP	43
Figure 34: Internet Protocol Properties – Windows XP	43
Figure 35: Accessing Local Area Connection Properties – Windows 2000	51
Figure 36: Local Area Connection Properties Dialog – Windows 2000	52
Figure 37: Internet Protocol Properties – Windows 2000	52
Figure 38: Mac System Preferences menu	46
Figure 39: Mac Network screen	51
Figure 40: Select DHCP from the configure drop-down menu	47
Figure 41: Network connections – Windows Vista	48

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