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Setting Up an Ethernet Connection Between PC and Expansion Box
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How to Prepare and Set Up the TCP/IP
Protocol
(Windows NT 4.0)
Depending on the installation in your host PC, refer to the following
instructions:
■ If there is no network adapter installed on your host PC, refer
to Installing a Network Adapter on the PC (Windows NT 4.0) on
page 71.
■ If there is no TCP/IP protocol installed on your host PC, refer to
How to Install the TCP/IP Protocol on the PC (Windows NT 4.0) on
page 72.
■ If the TCP/IP protocol is already installed on your host PC, refer
to How to Set Up the TCP/IP Protocol (Windows NT 4.0) on
page 74.
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Changing the TCP/IP configuration under Windows NT 4.0 requires
administrator rights.
Installing a Network Adapter on the PC
(Windows NT 4.0)
For an Ethernet connection the host PC and the expansion box require
a network adapter to establish communication. The expansion box
with Ethernet connection is delivered with a slot CPU with a built-in
10baseT (twisted pair, 10 Mbit/s) network adapter.
If there is no network adapter installed in your host PC, one of the
following adapter types has to be installed:
■ In a desktop PC: an ISA- or PCI-based network adapter
■ In a notebook PC: a PC card network adapter
Install and test the network adapter according to the manufacturer’s
documentation. The Windows NT online help provides useful
information and advice.
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