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18When Figure
19Click Continue.
20After Windows NT copies files, select new Network Settings if required.
Ask your system administrator if you are not sure what to select.
21Click Continue to accept the resources.
22If you are prompted for TCP/IP setup information, enter it.
Ask your system administrator if you need help.
23After the final files are copied, click Next, Next, and then enter the computer name, workgroup, or domain.
■The computer name is the name of your notebook. Give your notebook a unique name (up to 15 characters, no blank spaces).
■A workgroup is composed of the computers that you usually communicate with (like your department) and contains shared resources (like printers).
■If you use peer group networking, the workgroup name is your peer group. Peers can see each other when they look in the Network Neighborhood.
■Your computer description is visible to other members of your workgroup when they see your notebook in the Network Neighborhood.
24Click Next.
25Click Finished.
26Remove the LAN Installation Disk and click Yes to reboot your notebook.
Installation is complete.