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Configuration
Configuring network settings
The chassis contains a Silcon management card that provides
the network interface. You must configure the network settings of this management card before it can function on a network.
The required settings are:
•IP address of the Silcon management card
•Subnet Mask
•IP address of the default Gateway
Note: Before you begin configuring network settings, you will need the MAC address from the Quality Assurance Slip included with your chassis.
Configuration options
Management Card Wizard
Choose the configuration method that matches your environment:
•If you are using Windows™ 95, 98, or NT, see “Management Card Wizard” on this page.
•If you require direct serial configuration; or if you are a network administrator and have access to a computer
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When the Wizard is first run, it will begin searching for management cards on the network that do not have valid network settings. If you have properly installed the management card on
the network, the Status LED is blinking red, and the workstation is on the same subnet as the management card, then the
management card will be detected in about one minute.
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