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Main Notice Key Conventions Firmware Revision LAN Interface Supplement iii Acknowledgments Documentation Outline Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Intoducing the LAN Interface LAN Client/Server Functions Connecting the Analyzer to the LAN Setting Up a Network Point-to-Point Connections Conguring the Analyzer The Analyzer's IP Address and Hostname The Gateway Address The Subnet Mask The Ethernet Address To Congure the Analyzer Testing the LAN Communication Running Ping under Windows 95 Running Ping under UNIX Managing User Names and Passwords Constructing Valid User Names and Passwords Adding New User Names and Passwords Removing a User from the Access List Displaying the Access List Using BOOTP BOOTP Fundamentals Setting Up the BOOTP Server Setting Up the BOOTP Client Page Testing BOOTP Page Page Setting Up LAN Features with Wizards IBasic LAN Wizard Windows LAN Wizard Page Page Page Accessing the Analyzer with Your Web Browser Page Screen Snapshot Page Control the Analyzer with SCPI Commands Page Analyzer Conguration Product Documentation Product Overview Other Links Page Compatible Printers Page Page Page If You Have Trouble Printing Page Page Using FTP to Access the Analyzer Page Example 1: Copying a File to the Analyzer Example 2: Retrieving a File from the Analyzer Page Commonly Used FTP Commands Page Using GUI FTP Software Example: Transferring Files between the Analyzer and Your PC Page Page The Dynamic Data Disk Page Page Saving and Recalling Analyzer States Page Copying Programs to and from the Analyzer Copying an IBASIC Program to or from the Analyzer Page Copying and Running a Program with One Command Copying a Screen Image to a Local File Page Page Copying Instrument Parameters in ASCII Text Format Retrieving Measurement Data in ASCII Format Importing Graphics or Data into PC Applications Importing a Screen Snapshot into a Word Processor Program Importing Trace Data into a Spreadsheet Program Page Page Page Using Socket Programming to Control Your Analyzer Setting Up Your Analyzer for Socket Programming Page Entering Commands Directly with Telnet Page Telnet Example Page Controlling the Analyzer with a C Program 6-10 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-11 6-12 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-13 6-14 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-15 6-16 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-17 6-18 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-19 6-20 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-21 6-22 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-23 IBASIC Communication across the LAN LAN Interface Supplement 6-25 IBASIC Communication across the LAN 6-26 LAN Interface Supplement IBASIC Communication across the LAN Page Controlling Multiple Analyzers using a Perl Script LAN Interface Supplement 6-29 Controlling Multiple Analyzers using a Perl Script Page Controlling the Analyzer using HP VEE Page Controlling the Analyzer with a Java Applet 6-34 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-35 6-36 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-37 6-38 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 6-39 6-40 LAN Interface Supplement Page Controlling the Analyzer using SICL LAN Collecting SICL LAN Setup Information Conguring Your Analyzer as a SICL LAN Server Conguring Your PC as a SICL LAN Client HP VEE Page Page Page HP BASIC for Windows HP BASIC for UNIX (Rocky Mountain BASIC) Page Page Introduction to NFS NFS Protocols Setting Up NFS Conguring the Analyzer as an NFS Client NFS Fundamentals Preliminary Requirements Mounting a Remote Host File System Page Conrming Remote File System Mounting Setting up NFS Client Authentication IDs Unmounting a Remote File System Using a Local HOSTS File Creating and Saving a Local HOSTS File HOSTS File Format Rules Page Using NFS AutomountConnecting to Network Resources Automatically Adding Devices to the Automount Device Table Verifying Automount Entries Removing an NFS Device from the Automount Table Using Save/Recall with NFS NFS Fundamentals Selecting a Remote Device Copying Files to a Remote NFS Device Copying Files from a Remote NFS Device Page Page Troubleshooting the Initial Connection Assess the Problem Timeout Errors Packets Routinely Lost Problems Transferring or Copying Files Communications Not Established Ping the Analyzer from Your Computer or Workstation Normal Response for UNIX Normal Response for DOS or Windows Error Messages No Response Intermittent Response Ping Your Computer or Other Device from Your Analyzer To Use the Built-In Ping Utility Page Page Capturing Network Statistics LAN Interface Supplement 8-11 8-12 LAN Interface Supplement LAN Interface Supplement 8-13 Page Subnets and Gateways Page Troubleshooting Subnet Problems Solutions to Common Problems If you cannot connect to the analyzer If you cannot access the le system via ftp Page Page EIA/TIA 568B Wiring Page Page The TELNET Command The FTP Command Page The PING Command Dynamic Data Disk Contents Page Agilent Technologies Sales and Service Ofces Page Page Glossary

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