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5 Appendix – Troubleshooting
This appendix provides an overview of considerations and set-ups when would probably be
required to do only once, or if any problems are experienced with the service tool.
5.1 Preparing the Service PC
Any PC (stationary or labtop) can be used. with an net card. The PC should be operating
with a Windows 98® Service pack 1 or later (e.g. Windows NT®, Windows XP®). The
SB5006, at the moment, is only verified to work with Internet Explorer 6.00. It may be
necessary to allow pop-ups in case the browser is set up to block pop-ups.
To speed up name resolving on the network when using fixed addresses in systems without
DHCP name servers, add the assigned IP address and the logical name to the following file
(Windows XP® example): C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts.
Using a text editor (e.g. Notepad), the following line is added at the bottom of the file:
169.254.86.86 lanbox
If neither the default name nor the default IP address is used for the SB5006, the line is
changed accordingly.
5.2 Connecting the PC
The connection between the PC and the SB5006 must be done using the crossed Ethernet
cable. Alternatively, if operating in an office environment, an Ethernet HUB can be used, in
which case the HUB does the terminal-terminal crossing inside.
Note: The SB5006 service tool is not qualified to operate directly on the internet, so do not
plug it into an open internet connection. The router to the internet would probably not allow
this anyway.
5.3 Logical Connection
When the physical connection has been established the logical connection can be estab-
lished. Depending on the network environment it may be necessary to configure either the
PC local area network or the SB5006 LAN configuration.
Figure 5.1 displays the default system parameters.
Figure 5.1: The current parameters are shown on the LAN Configuration page (click the LAN
Configuration link in the index page).