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DHCP/BOOTP is selected. The IP Internet Protocol address, Note on DHCP/BOOTP operation, IP Address

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Configuring Your Network Settings You will need to obtain the entries for the fields on this tab from your network administrator if you choose static addressing. Click here to select static network addressing Note on DHCP/BOOTP operation: When a thin client connects to the network with dynamically-provided (DHCP/BOOTP) information, the information is saved in the thin client. At the next thin client bootup, if the client cannot reach the DHCP server, the client will connect to the network using the saved network information provided that the initial lease time has not expired. IP Address: Uneditable (grayed-out) if dynamic network addressing (DHCP/BOOTP) is selected. The IP (Internet Protocol) address assigned to the appliance. Entered in a dotted-decimal format (for example, 10.10.10.10). Ask your network or system administrator. Network Mask: Uneditable (grayed-out) if dynamic network addressing (DHCP/BOOTP) is selected. If required, type a dotteddecimal subnet mask number. The network mask distinguishes your Network Settings dialog 25

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Configuring Your Network Settings
Network Settings dialog
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You will need to obtain the entries for the fields on this tab from
your network administrator if you choose static addressing.
Note on DHCP/BOOTP operation:
When a thin client connects to the network with dynamically-pro-
vided (DHCP/BOOTP) information, the information is saved in the
thin client. At the next thin client bootup, if the client cannot reach
the DHCP server, the client will connect to the network using the
saved network information provided that the initial lease time has
not expired.
IP Address
: Uneditable (grayed-out) if dynamic network addressing
(DHCP/BOOTP) is selected. The IP (Internet Protocol) address
assigned to the appliance. Entered in a dotted-decimal format (for
example, 10.10.10.10). Ask your network or system administrator.
Network Mask
: Uneditable (grayed-out) if dynamic network
addressing (DHCP/BOOTP) is selected. If required, type a dotted-
decimal subnet mask number. The network mask distinguishes your
Click here to
select static
network
addressing