IBM PC 300GL Types 6275, Using Manual

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Integrated Ethernet Subsystem
Some models have an integrated 10Base-T, Ethernet controller and an RJ-45
connector that provide a high-performance network connection. The integrated
Ethernet is a Plug and Play device that has built-in support for Wake on LAN and a
viewable MAC (media access control) address for your computer. (See “System
Management Settings” on page 64 for more information.) Device drivers for the
Ethernet subsystem are provided on the Ready-to-Configure CD that comes with your
computer. If your computer has IBM-preinstalled software, the device drivers are
already installed on the hard disk drive. For instructions on connecting a network
cable to your computer, refer to Setting Up Your Personal Computer.
System Management Features
Your computer has features that make it possible for a network administrator to
manage and control it remotely over a network. These features are:
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Enablement for LANClient Control Manager software
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Capable of using remote program load (RPL) and dynamic host configuration
protocol (DHCP)
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Enablement for Wake on LAN
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Primary startup sequence and automatic power on startup sequence
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Enablement for POST/BIOS updates over a network
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Desktop Management Interface (DMI) BIOS and DMI software
For information on these features, refer to “Using System Management Features” on
page 32 and “System Management Settings” on page 64.
Audio Support
In some models, an audio adapter is preinstalled. The audio adapter is Sound
Blaster compatible and provides a musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) for
connecting optional game controls or electronic musical devices. Also, three ports
are provided for connecting powered speakers, an audio input device such as a
portable CD-ROM, and a microphone.
ISA Bus
Your computer has an industry standard architecture (ISA) bus, which is one of the
most widely used and successful input/output (I/O) buses available. The ISA bus
is popular because so many adapters and devices have been designed and marketed
for it.
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