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RARP server, and manually assign it an IP number.
You must contact your network administrator to have this done, supplying him or
her with the Ethernet Address of your NetMate. For its complexity, RARP is rarely
used these days vs. the simpler BOOTP and DHCP protocols.
The factory default settings enable RARP discovery and configuration.
Temporary IP Configuration Methods
A temporary IP configuration method is used just to get the CD/DVD Server up on
your network enough to allow it to be configured with a permanent solution. There
are 2 primary ways to temporarily configure an IP #.
"Unconfigured" or Default IP Address
When your CD/DVD Server boots up in automatic configuration mode, it uses one
or several of the above protocols to attempt to configure its IP parameters. Often
however, for several reasons, none of these methods will work. For example, when
you turn on the CD/DVD Server for the first time, and you are running it on a net-
work with no IP configuration servers.
In this case, the CD/DVD Server will be available using its "default" IP configuration.
Any time the CD/DVD Server is turned on, while it is in the process of
autoconfiguring but has not yet autoconfigured (i.e. was not able to find a server) it
will use and respond to its default IP settings. The default settings are as follows:
IP Address: 10.10.10.10
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: None
Accessing the CD/DVD Server at this address will give you access to it - most
likely to access it and change its IP configuration (ie give it an address that is valid
for your network.)
When the CD/DVD Server comes up on this address (and with this netmask) it is
probable that your client will not be able to access it as the IP settings of your client
will be incompatible with the CD/DVD Server's settings. You will need to change
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