D-Link DP-802 manual Installation, Unpacking

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INSTALLATION

This chapter provides information on the unpacking and initial in- stallation of your internet/print server.

Unpacking

Open the shipping carton of your internet/print server and carefully unpack the contents. The carton should contain the following items:

One internet/print server device

One AC power adapter, suitable for your area’s electrical power connections

One 3.5” diskette with IS Admin software

IS Admin User’s Guide

One 3.5” diskette with IS Manager Server software

IS Manager Server User’s Guide

One 3.5” diskette with IS Mail Server software

IS Mail Server User’s Guide

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Contents DP-802 NWay Internet/Print Server User’s Guide Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise Page Limited Warranty Limitation of Warranties Limitation of Liability Vcci a Warning Table of Contents Print Server Setup WAN Port Configuration Specifications Glossary Index Getting Started Quick InstallationQuick Installation Configuration Mandatory Settings for Internet Access Overview of the User’s Guide IntroductionAbout This Guide AudienceIntroduction Product Description Product Features Internet Server Technology Non-Internet Implementations Introduction Unpacking InstallationOne lpr User’s Guide Desktop / Shelf InstallationPort Description Wall InstallationRJ-45 LAN LED DescriptionSerial WAN Parallel PrinterLink/Rx Pw/TxNormal LED Flash Pattern Connecting to the Local NetworkLAN Connection Connecting to the Internet Connecting Power Connecting PowerInternet Server Setup Using the Default Address Setting IP AddressesDefault Addressing Example Using Your Own Address Settings Using Telnet to Configure the Server Using a Browser to Configure the Server Minimum Configuration ISP Account Phone Number Default Value Must Be User Modified? YesDNS IP Address ISP Account User ID Default Value none Must Be User Modified? YesDefault Value none ISP Account Password Prompt Keyin Username Stepanka Password Abcd Choice Login ScriptOperation ∙ DNS Domain Name Service an IP address provided by your ISPPrint Server Features Print Server SetupAppleTalk MacOS EtherTalk Connecting the Print ServerNetBEUI Print Server Configuration Print Server Setup Page Navigation Controls Configuration SettingsLocal LAN IP Address System ConfigurationDefault Value Must Be User Modified? No Server NameLocal LAN Subnet Mask Default ValueOptions sub-menus Operation ModeDefault Value 30 minutes Must Be User Modified? No Maximum Idle TimeChange Password Line Type WAN Port ConfigurationDefault Value Dialup Default Value 115200 bpsISP Account User ID ISP Account IP Address Modem AT CommandsOptions sub-settings Dial Prefix String Atdt defaultPrompt Keyin Username Nick Password Abcd Choice Parallel Port Port Name NetBEUI Workgroup Name Parallel Port SpeedParallel Port PJL Printer AppleTalk Printer Type Default Value LaserWriterDefault Value Level NetBEUI Maximum Connected Sta- tionsAppleTalk Font Group Dhcp Server ConfigurationDefault Value Standard IP Address Range Start EnableOptions Yes/No Default Value Yes IP Reserve Table Default Value 1440 24 hoursIP Address Range End IP Lease TimeLocal IP Address Server Address ConfigurationProtocol Dial-up Schedule Advanced Control ConfigurationManager Server IP Address Log and FilterHoliday Table Routing Table Displaying Information Filter NetBIOS over TCP/IPDisplay Information Dhcp Server Status ToolsSave Configuration System Post TroubleshootingDP-802 LED Post Error Indication Table WAN Device Installation ProblemsPrint Server Station Configuration ProblemsOperating Problems Page General SpecificationsEnvironmental and Physical Basic AT Command Set Modem AT CommandsModem AT Commands Hook Switch Sn? Command Var Description Extended AT& Command SetModem AT Commands Serial Port Port PinoutsRJ-45 Port Parallel PortPort Pinouts RJ-45 Twisted-Pair Cabling Active Pinout Configuration Address Glossary100Mbps 10MbpsCollision Domain BandwidthCategory 3, 4 CollisionIn-band EthernetFast Ethernet HubTelnet Leased-LineMbps UTP/STP Twisted-pairAppleTalk IndexPinout TCP/IP Offices Internet/Print Server User’s Guide Registration Card