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Coax-Ethernet Adapter MCA1001 User Manual 5. Log in with the default password of admin. Figure 3-4 To continue using the MCA1001 Configuration Utility, see the topics in this chapter. To configure all Coax-Ethernet Adapters in your network with the same settings, note your changed settings, then repeat the previous steps to connect to each coax-ethernet adapter and configure its settings to match. Note: NETGEAR recommends that you keep a written record of any settings you change, especially for security (see "Setting Up Security" on page 3-10), so the record of settings will be available to you for later use. Putting the Updated MCA1001 Back Into Your Network When finished with the MCA1001 Configuration Utility: 1. Disconnect the computer that you used for management. Managing Your MCA1001 Coax-Ethernet Adapter Network 3-5 v1.0, December 2008

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Coax-Ethernet Adapter MCA1001 User Manual
Managing Your MCA1001 Coax-Ethernet Adapter Network
3-5
v1.0, December 2008
5.
Log in with the default password of
admin
.
To continue using the MCA1001 Configuration Utility, see the topics in this chapter.
To configure all Coax-Ethernet Adapters in your network with the same settings, note your
changed settings, then repeat the previous steps to connect to each coax-ethernet adapter and
configure its settings to match.
Putting the Updated MCA1001 Back Into Your Network
When finished with the MCA1001 Configuration Utility:
1.
Disconnect the computer that you used for management.
Figure 3-4
Note:
NETGEAR recommends that you keep a written record of any settings you change,
especially for security (see
“Setting Up Security” on page 3-10
), so the record of
settings will be available to you for later use.