Lantronix Ethernet manual WiBox2100E only, Caps Lock is not on

		Troubleshooting
Problem/Message	Reason	Solution
	The IP address you are trying to	Confirm that your PC has an IP
	assign is not on your logical	address and that it is in the same
	subnet.	logical subnet that you are trying
		to assign to the device server.
	The device server may not have	Make sure that the Link LED is lit.
	a network connection.	If the Link LED is not lit, then the
		device server does not have a
		network connection.
The device server is not	The most likely reason is the	The serial settings for the serial
communicating with the serial	wrong serial settings were	device and the device server must
device it is attached to.	chosen.	match. The default serial settings
		for the device server are RS-232,
		9600 baud, 8 character bits, no
		parity, 1 stop bit, no flow control.
When you try to enter the Setup	The issue is most likely	Double-check everything in the
Mode on the device server via	something covered in the	problem above. Confirm that
the serial port, you get no	previous problem, or possibly,	Caps Lock is not on.
response.	you have Caps Lock on.
You can ping the device server,	There may be an IP address	Turn the device server off and
but not Telnet to the device	conflict on your network	then issue the following
server on port 9999.		commands at the DOS prompt of
	The Telnet configuration port	your computer:
	(9999) is disabled within the	ARP -D X.X.X.X (X.X.X.X is the IP
	device server security settings.
		of the device server).
		PING X.X.X.X (X.X.X.X is the IP
		of the device server).
		If you get a response, then there
		is a duplicate IP address on the
		network. If you do not get a
		response, use the serial port to
		verify that Telnet is not disabled.
WiBox2100E only:	If you are sure that the serial	You can check to see whether
You are using the correct	cable is correct, then you may	there is a socket connection to
serial cable, and the WiBox	not be connecting to the	or from the WiBox by looking
should be set up correctly,	correct socket of the WiBox.	at the Status LED.
but you are not	Another possibility is that the
communicating with your	WiBox is not set up correctly	If the Status LED is blinking
device attached to the WiBox	to make a good socket	consistently, or is completely
across the network.	connection to the network.	off, then there is a good
		socket connection.
		If the Status LED is solid
		green, then the socket
		connection does not exist. Use
		the Connect Mode option C0

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