Intermec 6400 User Manual page 156

INDEX
Bootp server
comparing information to da
tabase, 2 48
dhcp command, 2 52
getting information from, 2 46
information sent to client,
2 49
lease time, 2 49
obtaining configuration infor
mation, 2 46
replacing IP address, 2 55,
2 56
responding to client request,
2 46
router IP address, 3 17
specifying IP address, 2 55
static addresses, 2 49
storing information, 2 54
Bootstrap Protocol. See Bootp
Broadcast frames, 3 15, 3 16,
3 21
Buffers, B 8
Bulletin board service, 1 8
C
Cable, A 1, A 9
Cannot reach host, 3 12
Cannot resolve hostname" mes
sage, 2 34
Card_Power_Management, B 3
Channel, 2 19
Characteristics unique to wire
less networking, 1 9
Chgparms, 2 3, 2 24, 3 3
Class ID, 2 48
Client, 1 8
See also Bootp client; DHCP
client
Client ID, 2 47
Client server, 1 8, B 5
ColdStart" message, 2 62
Command line options
bootp, 2 56
dhcp, 2 58
ethdrv, 2 31
ftp, 2 40
inet, 2 27
Index-2 6400 Computer TCP/IP Client User's Guide
setclock, 2 39
ping, 2 34
snmpd, 2 63
tftp, 2 45
COMMAND.COM, A 7
Communication adapter endcap,
A 1, C 2
COMMUNIT.CNF, 2 60, 2 61
Community name, 2 62
Community privilege type, 2 61
Components
6400 TCP/IP client, 2 1
bar code scanning, C 1
for tuning TCP/IP client, B 1
wireless client server net
working, 1 8
Config Parms, 2 5
CONFIG.BAK, A 7
CONFIG.SYS, A 2, A 7, B 1
Configuration menus, 2 3
Configuring
access point, 2 18
Bootp client, 2 54
DHCP client, 2 8, 2 16, 2 52
domain server, 2 7, 2 15
files, A 2
IP address, 2 6, 2 15
LAN ID, 2 6, 2 15
network name, 2 11, 2 17
router, 2 7, 2 15
security ID, 2 10, 2 17
sleep timeout, 2 12, 2 17
SNMP agent, 2 9, 2 16, 2 61
subnet mask, 2 6, 2 15
TCP/IP client, 2 3, 2 15
TE/IP, 2 13
terminal emulation over TCP/
IP, 2 13
Copying files, A 2
Custom setting, 2 10, 2 11
Custom user applications, 1 3
Customer Response Center, 1 7
Customer support, 1 7
D
D:\ drive. See RAM (D:\) drive
Debugging ftp, 2 41
Defaults
ARP Server Mode, 2 20
channel, 2 19
DHCP client, 2 8
domain server IP address, 2 7
filtering, 2 21
flooding, 2 20
IP address, 2 6, 2 19
LAN ID, 2 6, 2 19
network name, 2 11
router, 2 7, 2 19
security ID, 2 10
sleep time, 2 12
sleep timeout, 2 26
SNMP agent, 2 9
SNMP agent community
name, 2 62
subchannel, 2 19
subnet mask, 2 6, 2 19
Descriptors, 2 29, B 8
Device driver, A 2
DHCP
assigning IP addresses, 2 50
class ID, 2 48
client ID, 2 47
command interface, 2 52
dynamic addresses, 2 49, 2 50
leases, 2 49
MAC address, 2 47
overview of, 2 46
PCTCP.INI parameters, 2 52
static addresses, 2 49, 2 50,
2 51
subnet number, 2 47
Dhcp -l, 2 53
Dhcp -n, 2 53
Dhcp -u, 2 53
DHCP client
configuring, 2 8, 2 16, 2 52
lease time, 2 51
overview of, 2 46
troubleshooting, 3 20
verifying status, 2 25, 2 26
Dhcp command
command line options, 2 58
modifying PCTCP.INI, 2 53
obtaining network informa
tion, 2 52
replies from Bootp servers,
2 52
specifying lease time, 2 53