Compaq ServerNet ServerNet II Installation Manual page 50

24. Reopen the Device Manager if you closed it and look for the following items:
a. Check that the Network adapters directory contains the NDIS miniport driver, which
is used to access the ServerNet II hardware.
b. Check that the SAN Adapter directory contains the Adapter and VI drivers.
NOTE: Should the drivers not appear as described in Step 24 a and b, you will need to reinstall them.
See Appendix F, "ServerNet II ServerNet II Troubleshooting" for additional help.
25. Configure the IP address of this node, which allows TCP/IP packets to be sent through
ServerNet II, following these steps:
a. Select Start/Settings/Control Panel/Network and Dial-Up Connections. Or right-click
on My Network Places and select Properties.
b. Double-click on the ServerNet II Adapter Local Area Connection you want to
configure the IP address for. Or, right-click on the device and select Properties. The
Local Area Connection Properties screen for the Adapter appears.
c. On the General tab, double-click on TCP/IP. Or, highlight TCP/IP and select
Properties. The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties screen appears.
d. Click the radio button beside Use the following IP address.
e. Enter the IP address and subnet mask in the areas provided.
NOTE: The ServerNet IP address you assign must not fall within any other existing subnet on your
network. If you inadvertently assign addresses within your own address space, unpredictable results may
occur. The idea is to create a private network for the ServerNet II connections.
Use the same subnet mask for all ServerNet II nodes.
f. Select OK to back out of the screens.
26. Close the Device Manager
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