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Nokia A032 Advanced User Guide
If you have a LAN adapter correctly installed
on the computer, WinIPcfg will tell you the
MAC address for that adapter.
Displaying all active MAC addresses
You can use the CLM (see nid on page 92) or
Web browser interface (see page 23) to see
which stations are currently connected. This
display shows the MAC address of each station
and its IP address.
Assigning NID names
To assign a NID name using the CLM:
1 Make sure the CLM is running on your
station (see page 67).
2 Decide on a NID name for your chosen MAC
address.
This can be any alpha-numeric string, up to
16 characters long, but may not include
spaces.
3 Enter the following command:
NID add 123456789abc name
where 123456789abc is the MAC address
and name is the name you’re assigning.
If necessary, repeat steps 2 and 3 for any other
NID names you’re assigning or (if you’re
entering lots of NID names) use TFTP to fetch
your simple nids.txt file, edit it to add as many
entries as necessary, then send it again (see
Using the TFTP client program on page 105).
Note: There may be a
short delay after
entering the command
while the flash
memory is updated.
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