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Tech Note: Server Names and Serial Numbers: Out of the box, your USB
Server will show up as 'Unnamed'. You can change your USB Server's name in
Servers tab. You will also notice a serial number listed next to your USB Server
name. This serial number corresponds to the last five digits of your USB Server's
MAC/Network address (printed on the bottom of your USB Server hardware).
Tech Note: About Firmware Updates: When you first launch the Keyspan
Server Utility software, you may get a message stating that there is new firmware
available for your USB Server hardware. We recommend that you update your firmware
now. To do this, please follow the instructions on-screen instructions to update your
firmware. Once the update is complete, proceed to Step 5.
Tech Note: About Multiple Servers: If you have multiple unconfigured USB
Servers on your local network, you can determine which server you are configuring by
looking at the serial number presented by the Keyspan Server Utility application. This
number correlates to the MAC/Network address that is printed on the bottom of your
USB Server hardware.
TROUBLESHOOTING: If you do not see any USB Servers in this window, please proceed to the
Troubleshooting:Network Issues section in this guide.
Step 5
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Software Installation Complete!
Keyspan Server Utility software is now complete.
You may now proceed to the Using Your USB Devices On The network section in this guide.
This User Manual applies to the Keyspan USB Server Software Version 1.3.x. Patent Pending.
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