HP Neoware e90 Neoware Thin Clients running Microsoft® Windows&#1 - Page 198

The Network Inventory Tab, The Network, Inventory Tab, DHCP Renew & DHCP Release

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System Information The Network Inventory Tab The Network Inventory tab displays information about your thin client's network configuration. The MAC address is also displayed here. The Adapter field displays the network adapter specific to this thin client. If you were using a wireless adapter, this box would display the specific wireless adapter you are using. For example, Cisco wireless (PCI/CISCO1), or USB wireless (EU3USB1). The Subnet Mask and Default Gateway settings are used if your network has multiple subnets. The MAC Address (Media Access Control) is the unique hardware identifier for your thin client's integrated network interface. DHCP Renew & DHCP Release If you are using DHCP for network configuration, clicking the DHCP Renew button will cause the thin client to renew IP address and lease information. When a static IP address is assigned to the thin client, the DHCP Renew button is disabled. Clicking the DHCP Release button will reset the DHCP assigned IP addresses to 0.0.0.0. 182 System Properties

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System Information
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System Properties
The Network
Inventory Tab
The
Network Inventory
tab displays information about your thin cli-
ent’s network configuration. The MAC address is also displayed
here.
The
Adapter
field displays the network adapter specific to this thin
client. If you were using a wireless adapter, this box would display
the specific wireless adapter you are using. For example,
Cisco
wireless (PCI/CISCO1)
, or
USB wireless (EU3USB1)
.
The
Subnet Mask
and
Default Gateway
settings are used if your net-
work has multiple subnets.
The
MAC Address
(Media Access Control) is the unique hardware
identifier for your thin client’s integrated network interface.
DHCP Renew & DHCP Release
If you are using DHCP for network configuration, clicking the
DHCP
Renew
button will cause the thin client to renew IP address and
lease information. When a static IP address is assigned to the thin
client, the
DHCP Renew
button is disabled.
Clicking the
DHCP Release
button will reset the DHCP assigned IP
addresses to 0.0.0.0.