Intermate 100 manual Ipconfig Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 or XP

IP Assignments for Initial Contact: Information Needed Before Starting

•You can make the name DNS qualified by adding a company domain name and a top domain, for example im00801e.mycompany.com.

•Permissible characters: alpha (A-Z), numeric (digits 0- 9), minus sign (-), underscore (_) and period (.)— subject to the following additional restrictions:

•Periods are only allowed when they serve to delimit components of DNS qualified names (“domain style names”).

•The first character must be alpha.

•The last character must not be a minus sign, an underscore or a period.

Finally, if you will be using a method for initial contact which does not work across routers you must do the follow- ing:

Find the IP address for your the PC or terminal from which you will be configuring the Intermate1xx.

Tip:

DOS commands for Windows users winipcfg (Windows 95/98) or

ipconfig (Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 or XP)

Determine whether or not your PC's or terminal’s IP address is on the same net-segment as the address chosen for the Intermate1xx.

If there is a router or a gateway between the two, then you must get them both on the same segment or choose a method for assigning an address to the unit which can work across a router with the help of an IP static route.

How to find the group of settings called [TCP/IP]:

•Browser user: [TCP/IP] is in the "Basic” sub-group of the “Configurations” group.

•Telnet user: TCP/IP is a point on the main menu.

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