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3. If you changed the administrator password by using IBM Network Station
Manager program, you need to restart the Network Station. This enables
the new administrator password at the system unit.
If you limit user access from the IBM Network Station Manager program,
users may not see the menu shown above. They may see a menu that only
displays boot log information and hardware information.
IBM Network Station NS Boot tasks
You can perform the following NS Boot tasks:
v "Changing the language setting of the NS Boot utility" on page 46.
v "Selecting a keyboard language" on page 46.
v "Setting the display resolution" on page 46.
v "Configuring an IBM Network Station to boot from Local (NVRAM)
settings" on page 47.
v "Displaying hardware information" on page 48.
v "Displaying the boot log" on page 48.
v "Enabling verbose diagnostic messages" on page 49.
v "Changing the local MAC address" on page 49.
v "Loading the factory defaults" on page 50.
Changing the language setting of the NS Boot utility
__ 1. Enter the NS Boot utility by powering on the Network Station and
__ 2. Select Change language setting.
__ 3. Press Enter.
__ 4. Select your language.
__ 5. Press Enter to save your changes, and exit the menu.
Selecting a keyboard language
__ 1. Enter the NS Boot utility by powering on the Network Station and
__ 2. Select Change keyboard setting, and press Enter.
__ 3. Select your keyboard language.
__ 4. Press Enter to save your changes, and exit the menu.
Setting the display resolution
You can select a different display resolution for the operating system. In some
instances, this can improve the display quality of the monitor. See "Monitor
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IBM Network Station
pressing Esc during the startup sequence.
pressing Esc during the startup sequence.
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