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Appendix B - Other IP Setup Methods
In addition to the ARP command (described earlier in this guide), you can alternatively set the IP address for your AXIS 2100 using any of the following methods - as appropriate for your operating system:
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AXIS IP Installer | Windows 95/98/ME and | Using the AXIS IP Installer, on page 55. |
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BOOTP | UNIX |
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Requiring a BOOTP daemon on your system, this |
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method operates over the entire network. A |
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request to an active daemon initiates a search of |
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the boot table to find an entry matching the unit’s |
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Ethernet address. The daemon replys with the IP |
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address for the device, if a match is found. |
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DHCP | Most |
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This method should only be used if you know which |
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IP address the DHCP server will give the camera, or |
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if your version of DHCP can update a DNS server, |
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which then allows you to access the camera using |
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a name. |
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Notes: •Do not use the default or IP address featured in these examples when installing your AXIS 2100. 
If in doubt, consult your network administrator to obtain an unused IP address.
•Make sure the AXIS 2100 is powered up and attached to the network.
•Server Privileges: Although no special privileges are required for Windows 95/98, you do need Administrator privileges for Windows NT/2000, and Root privileges on UNIX systems.
Ethernet Address: The AXIS 2100 is
