NEC Super Script 4400, Maintenance Manual

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Network Administration Page 69
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Your NIC has a built-in web that allows you to perform network administration tasks.
Going to the Network Administration Page
You must assign an IP address to your printer. Then you can use a web browser, such as Navigator or Internet
Explorer, to access the Network Administration Page.
note:
See page xxx for instructions on assigning the printer IP address. The printer IP address then appears on
the Network Settings page under TCP/IP Network Information/Protocol Address.
To access the Network Administration Page, open your browser by double-clicking on its icon. Using the printer IP
address, enter this URL,
http://<IP address>/configure.html .
For example,
http://155.100.100.2/configure.html
.
(The IP address is shown as the “Protocol Address” on the Network Settings page.)
The Network Administration Page has the following features.
System Functions
Reset: Click here to reset the NIC and allow new settings to take effect. The NIC’s connection with the
network is fully reinitialized, but its connection with the printer controller is not. To reset the connection with
the printer controller, turn the printer off and on.
Factory Defaults:
Click here to restore factory default values on all NIC parameters. You should restore
factory defaults if you move the NIC to a new network or if the NIC was set up improperly the first time.
Remember that this option clears all settings you have defined for the NIC. You must
Reset the printer for the
factory default settings to take effect.
You can view the Network Administration Page from
Windows, MacOS, or UNIX. Use a web browser, such as
Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer. The URL is the IP
address you assign to the NIC, for example, http://
131.241.45.65/configure.html.
The Network Administration Page