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2 ping -l 75 100.120.140.160
If you have been successful, you will see several messages such as:
Reply from 100.120.140.160: bytes=75 time=1ms TTL=128
If not, you would receive many messages like "Command Timed Out"
For more information on these commands in Windows, type "ARP -?" and/
or "PING -?"
A "Force-Pinged" address is only active for as long as the CD/DVD Server is
running. If the CD/DVD Server is turned off or restarted, it will resolve to
autoconfiguring again. Force-Pinging is designed to allow you to give it an address,
so you can get it on your network and log-into it to set it with its "real" values to be
used. (See Setting Your IP Configuration.)
Setting Your IP Configuration Manually
There are several different techniques which can be used to change or set-up the
CD/DVD Server's permanent IP settings. As discussed before, when the CD/DVD
Server is using its factory default settings, it will attempt to autoconfigure using
several available methods. This is not always desirable. Often it is desired to
assign the CD/DVD Server an explicit IP address (Manual Configuration), or enable
certain automatic methods. There are several ways of making such changes.
Web Administration
The simplest of all consists of using a standard Web Browser to access NetMate’s
administration and maintenance pages. To do this, you must already be able to
access the CD/DVD Server via. IP. This means that one of the automatic configu-
ration methods must have worked, or you must have force-pinged it to a valid
address, or you must be able to access it at it's "default" (10.10.10.10) address. If
none of these are true, you must use a different method.
If you can access the CD/DVD Server via. IP, do the following to get to the IP configu-
ration page:
1 In the address bar of your web browser, enter the IP address of your
CD/DVD Server.
2 When NetMate's main page comes up, click the hyperlink to Adminis-
tration
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NetMate CD/DVD Servers