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specifications for the IBM Network Station Manager program” on page 121 for
more information on resolution options.
Notes:
1.
Selecting a resolution that is not supported by your monitor can
permanently damage the monitor.
2. For the best video image, power on the monitor before you start the logic
unit.
__ 1. Enter the NS Boot utility by powering on the Network Station and
pressing Esc during the startup sequence.
__ 2. Select Change display settings and press Enter.
__ 3. Select Color palette.
__ 4.
Choose your setting.
__ 5. Select Resolution and frequency.
__ 6.
Choose your setting.
__ 7. Press Enter to begin a screen test.
a. If the test screen displayed correctly, press Enter to save your
settings.
b. If the test screen did not display correctly, press F12 to restore the
previous settings.
Configuring an IBM Network Station to boot from Local (NVRAM) settings
__ 1. Enter the NS Boot utility by powering on the Network Station and
pressing Esc during the startup sequence.
__ 2. Select the Configure network settings menu and press Enter.
__ 3.
Configure the following NS Boot utility fields correctly for a successful
NVRAM boot:
__ a. Set Local (NVRAM) to
First
in the Network priority field. You
can select a boot method priority (first, second, and third) for the
Network Station to follow during startup.
Note: You can only set one boot option to
First
at a time.
Disable DHCP and BOOTP if you do not want them
prioritized.
__ b. Type the IBM Network Station IP Address in the appropriate
field on menu 1 of 4.
__ c.
Type the Gateway IP Address in the appropriate field on menu 1
of 4.
__ d. Type the Subnet mask in the appropriate field on menu 1 of 4.
__ e. Type at least one Boot file server IP address in the appropriate
fields on menu 2 of 4.
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