Chapter 3 Configuring Your Library
Managing the Network
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Modifying Network
Settings 3
The operator panel Setup Wizard allows administrators to configure
network settings that allow remote access to the library from the Web
client. You must initially configure network settings from the operator
panel. After the initial configuration, you can modify the network
settings from either the operator panel or the Web client.
From the operator panel, you can modify the following network settings:
library name, stateless configuration enable/disable (IPv6 only), static IP
configuration enable/disable (IPv6 only), DHCP enable/disable, IP
address, subnet mask, network prefix, and default gateway.
From the Web client, you can use the
Setup - Network screen to modify the
following network settings: library name; Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP) enable/disable; stateless autoconfiguration
enable/disable (IPv6 only); static IP enable/disable (IPv6 only), IP
address; subnet mask (IPv4 only); net prefix (IPv6 only); and default
gateway address.
In addition, from the Web client, when DHCP is disabled, can configure
the primary and secondary Domain Name System (DNS) server
addresses. DNS servers provide IP address resolution of fully qualified
domain names. DNS settings are optional.
If you modify the IP address, you will need to type the new IP address in
the
Address field of your Web browser to access the Web client.
Caution: Security settings must be enabled to allow SNMP, SMI-S,
and IP address access to the library network. These
security settings are enabled by default. For more
information, see Configuring Library Security Settings
on
page 124.
Note: Make sure that the library is connected to the network before
modifying network settings. If the Ethernet cable is not
installed properly, you cannot configure the network settings.
Install one end of the Ethernet cable in the top Ethernet port of
the library control blade (LCB) just below the three LEDs. The
LCB is located at the back of the control module. Make sure
the other end of the Ethernet cable is installed in the
appropriate LAN port on your LAN.
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