Symbol PDT 8100 Series Product Reference Manual page 121

Plus the following other network parameters:
• one router/gateway IP address
• one or more DNS addresses
• one or more WINS addresses
• a subnet mask.
See Configuring an Address Mode
mode.
The DHCP server must provide six addresses to the cradle, and each ad-
dress must have a separate requestor ID. If the DHCP server uses the
MAC address in lieu of requestor ID (e.g., on some Novell servers), the
cradle only gets one address. If this happens, you should use Static Mode.
1 DHCP NAPT Address Mode
In this mode the cradle acquires one IP address dynamically from a DHCP server. A DHCP
server or a DHCP relay agent must be on the same subnet as the cradle. The server
automatically configures the cradle with one IP address, plus the following other network
parameters:
• one router/gateway IP address
• one or more DNS addresses
• one or more WINS server addresses
• a subnet mask.
See Configuring an Address Mode
mode.
Network Address Translation (NAPT)
If the cradle only gets one network IP address from the network, you need the NAPT option.
NAPT uses IP address and port translation to allow multiple cradle slots to simultaneously
share the cradle's one network IP address.
on page 4-27 for information on implementing this
Caution
on page 4-27 for information on implementing this
Communications
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