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The following procedures describe how to enable TCP/IP and how to provide network, domain,
and gateway information. (If a different protocol is enabled, the menu choices might differ from
those described in the procedure.)
Network Type and/or Workgroup
Use the following procedure to set up a network type and/or workgroup.
1.
From the Windows desktop, click
and Dial up Connections
Click the
2.
From the System Properties box, click the
3.
Wizard launches.
Follow the instructions to set up your network type and/or workgroup. Get this information
4.
from your system administrator.
5.
When you have completed the wizard setup, click
reboot this computer for the changes to take effect," click
6.
At the System Properties screen, click
Click
7.
Yes
TCP/IP Setup
Use the following procedure to set up TCP/IP.
From the Windows desktop, click
1.
and Dial up Connections
Click
2.
Add Network Components
From the Windows Optional Network Components Wizard, highlight "Networking
3.
Services," then click the
Check the box for "Simple TCP/IP Services." Click
4.
At the Windows Optional Networking Components Wizard, click
5.
At the instruction to insert the Disc labeled "Windows 2000," click
6.
At the Files Needed box, change the "Copy files from" information to
7.
Reboot your system for the changes to take effect.
8.
TCP/IP Configuration for DNS
Windows 2000 has an extensive Help file. Use the Windows 2000 help to set up DNS.
Setting Boot Order in BIOS
To use the CD-ROM drive as a boot device, the BIOS must list it before the hard drive and/or
before the network.
The system does not boot from a Zip
Start
.
hyperlink in the right window.
Network Identification
to restart your system.
Start
.
.
Details
button.
®
drive if it is listed as the first boot device.
on the taskbar, point to
button. The Network Identification
Network ID
Finish
. At the message, "You must
OK
.
OK
.
on the taskbar, point to
.
OK
NEC PowerMate 2000 Series Release Notes 3
Settings
, and click
Network
, and click
Settings
Network
.
Next
.
OK
. Click
.
C:\i386
OK
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