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Step Two: Terminal Name & Network Properties
The above dialog box contains the field where you will enter the name this thin client will identified as to
the network. You may either accept the default name (which is based upon the MAC address of the
network interface component of the thin client), or enter a name of your choice.
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You will next need to setup up the IP address of the thin client. This can either be done automatically
by DHCP, or you will need to manually enter a static IP address.
If the IP address is assigned automatically by DHCP, click the Next>button on this screen and skip
to Display Settings section below.
If the IP address is to be a static address (one that does not change), click the Network Properties
button to access the IP address setting screens.
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