Rohde & Schwarz SMC100A, Руководство по эксплуатации

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SMC100A
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8. If necessary, you can also select "Use the following DNS server addresses" and enter
your own DNS addresses.
For more information refer to the Windows XP Help.
2.6.3 Using Computer Names
Alternatively to the IP address, each PC or instrument connected in a LAN can be
accessed via an unambiguous computer name. Each instrument is delivered with an
assigned computer name, but this name can be changed.
Querying and changing a computer name
1. Press the "Setup" key and select "Network Settings".
The computer name is displayed under "Hostname".
2. Press the "Setup" key, select "Protection" and enable the "Protection Level 1".
The parameter "Hostname" in the "Network Settings" dialog is now enabled for con-
figuration.
3. Change the "Hostname".
2.7 Remote Access via an External Controller
The R&S SMC can be remote accessed from a remote computer (external controller) via
a network link. This allows convenient operation of the instrument from the desktop
although the instrument is integrated in a rack somewhere else.
For an overview of the instrument's operating concept and the different ways to control
and operate the instrument, see
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chapter 3.1, "Brief Introduction to the Instrument's Con-
cept" , on page 41.
There are different ways to establish a remote access connection to the signal generator
but all of them require an established LAN connection between the instrument and the
remote computer. The simplest way to remote access the instrument is to use a Web
browser, such as Windows Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox for instance. Alternatively
a remote access via a special application can be used.
The free-of-charge program Ultr@VNC for PCs with Linux/Unix or Windows operating
system is available for setting up the remote access connection. Using this application
requires additional installation.
See the following table for an overview of the different ways to establish a remote access
connection to the signal generator.
Remote Access via an External Controller