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3. Setting up the System 79
The two consoles will now mirror each other in terms of chosen master, current page, and
playback state.
3.3.8 More than One Show on the Network
If you want to run more than one show on the same network, you need to choose a port
number for each show. The default port number is 6600, so the second show could be on
6601, the third on 6602, and so on. You need to assign the port number of each console
system and network device according to the show it is used with.
3.3.9 Connecting to an Existing Network
You can connect the console to an existing Ethernet network if desired. Contact the
administrator of the network to obtain the correct network settings.
Important: You should disable the DHCP server of the console before connecting to an
existing computer network, otherwise it may interfere with the correct operation of the
network.
3.3.10 Network File Sharing
You can connect to drives on a local network or remote computer to transfer show files. Only
compressed show file backup (.tar.gz or .shw) files can be transferred with Network File
Sharing.
Mapping Network Drives
Network drives are available within the Start window and the Backup window.
To map a network drive:
1. Connect a remote computer or network to the HogNet network.
2. Click the Browse button in the Start or Ba ckup window.
3.
Click on the Map Network Drive button.
4. Enter data for the following fields in the Co nne ct to Network Disk window.
Depending upon your network drive configuration, not all fields may be required.
Server name: the host name or IP address of the remote computer
Share name: the name of the shared directory on the remote computer
Username: the user name to access the shared directory on the remote computer
(if required)
Password: the password to access the shared directory on the remote computer
(if required)
Domain: if the user account is a member of a windows domain, enter that domain
name here, otherwise leave this field blank.

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