System Configuration

2.Follow the prompts on the screen to modify the LAN settings:❏IP Address❏MP Host name❏Subnet, Gateway❏Web Console Port Number❏LAN hardware configuration (optional)

The Link State controls the speed at which the MP card communicates with the network.

◆Select auto-negotiateto allow the system to make the fastest possible connection. The MP card will also negotiate to half or full duplex. This is the default, recommended in most cases.

◆Select 10BaseT to force the MP card to operate at the slower 10BaseT speed if necessary for your network configuration. For example, if your network contains both 10BaseT and 100BaseT connections, and you want the system to communicate with the other 10BaseT connections, you must force it to operate at the slower speed.

NOTE: If you force the MP card to operate at 10BaseT speed, it also operates at half duplex. Make sure that your switch or hub is also in half duplex mode.

In all options, to:❏Change the setting, type the appropriate information, then press Enter.❏Confirm your selections, type Y then press Enter at the confirmation prompt.

3.Execute the xd command to reset the MP card. The following is displayed, depending on your system’s MP firware revision.

❏MP firmware E.02.10:

xd

Non destructive tests:1.Parameters checksum2.I2C access (get Power Monitor status)3.LAN access (PING)4.Modem selftests5.Secondary I2C access (get System status)Type R to reset the MP or [Q] to quit the diagnostic menu.-> Choice:❏MP firmware E.02.20 or higher:

XD

Diagnostics Menu:Non destructive tests: P - Parameter checksumI - I2C access (get Power Monitor Status) L - LAN access (PING)M - Modem selftests Destructive tests: R - Restart the MPEnter menu item or [Q] to Quit:

4.Select option 3 or L to ping the LAN and verify the LAN settings are correctly configured.

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