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Fluke Network Tester User Manual

Fluke Network Tester
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Setting Up and Connecting NetTool
Configuring NetTool
2
2-3
Restore factory default settings.
Select
Restore Defaults
to restore all of
NetTool’s factory default settings.
Identifying Unwanted Protocols
Select Unwanted Protocols to display a screen that
allows you to identify protocols on the network that you
want NetTool to warn you about. This feature can be
especially helpful to you during a network-wide migration
away from certain protocols. If NetTool sees a particular
protocol, it reports it to you in the Problem Log.
Manually Assigning NetTool an IP Address
Notes
By default, NetTool uses DHCP to obtain its IP
address. If you have DHCP on your network, you
can skip this section because no further
configuration is required.
For manual configuration, make sure any IP
address you assign to your NetTool is correct for
the subnet you are on.
To manually assign an IP address:
1. Select IP Setup to display the IP Setup screen.
2. Select Manual.
3. Press the Down
b arrow key to highlight the
address you want to configure (in this case
NetTool), then press SELECT to display the Edit
screen (Figure 2-3).
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Figure 2-3. Edit Screen
4. Press the Up
c
or Down b arrow key to supply
a number in the first field in the address. Then,
press the Right ` arrow key to advance to the
next position. Continue in this manner until the
desired IP address is displayed.

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Fluke Network Tester Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFluke
ModelNetwork Tester
CategoryNetwork Card
LanguageEnglish