Oki MB471 Users Manual Advanced - Page 166

Other Operations, Initializing Network Settings, Using DHCP, Configuring DHCP Server

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Other Operations  Other Operations This section explains how to initialize the network settings and how to setup your machine and computer to use DHCP. Initializing Network Settings Note  This procedure initializes all the network settings. 1 Press the key. 2 Press to select [Admin Setup] and then press . OK 3 Enter the administrator password. 4 Select [Enter] and then press . OK 5 Press to select [Network Menu] and then press . OK 6 Check that [Network Setup] is selected and then press . OK 7 Press to select [Factory Defaults] and then press . OK 8 Check that [Execute] is selected and then press . OK 9 On the confirmation screen, press or to select [Yes] and then press . OK The network card reboots to initialize the settings. Using DHCP You can obtain an IP address from the DHCP server. Note  You must be authorized as the administrator.  The network system may go down if you enter an incorrect IP address. Memo  You can obtain an IP address from the BOOTP server. Configuring DHCP Server DHCP assigns an IP address to each host on the TCP/IP network. Note  The machine must have a static IP address if you want to print via a network. For details on how to assign a static IP address, refer to the manual of your DHCP server. Memo  The following OSes are supported: - Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2003  The following steps are explained using Windows Server 2008 as an example. The steps and menus may differ depending on the OS you use. 1 Click [Start] and select [Administrative Tools]>[Server Manager]. If [DHCP] is already shown in [Administrative Tools] continue to step 8. 2 Select [Add Roles] on the [Roles Summary] area. 3 On the [Add Roles Wizard], click [Next]. 4 Select [DHCP Server] and then click [Next]. 5 Follow the on-screen instructions and configure the settings as necessary. 6 On the [Confirm Installation Selection] screen, check the settings and click [Install]. - 166 -

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Other Operations
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Other Operations
This section explains how to initialize the network settings and how to setup your machine and computer
to use DHCP.
Initializing Network Settings
Note
This procedure initializes all the network settings.
1
Press the <
SETTING
> key.
2
Press
to select [
Admin Setup
] and
then press
.
3
Enter the administrator password.
4
Select [
Enter
] and then press
.
5
Press
to select [
Network Menu
] and
then press
.
6
Check that [
Network Setup
] is selected
and then press
.
7
Press
to select [
Factory Defaults
]
and then press
.
8
Check that [
Execute
] is selected and
then press
.
9
On the confirmation screen, press
or
to select [
Yes
] and then press
.
The network card reboots to initialize the settings.
Using DHCP
You can obtain an IP address from the DHCP
server.
Note
You must be authorized as the administrator.
The network system may go down if you enter an incorrect
IP address.
Memo
You can obtain an IP address from the BOOTP server.
Configuring DHCP Server
DHCP assigns an IP address to each host on the
TCP/IP network.
Note
The machine must have a static IP address if you want to
print via a network. For details on how to assign a static IP
address, refer to the manual of your DHCP server.
Memo
The following OSes are supported:
-
Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, and
Windows Server 2003
The following steps are explained using Windows Server
2008 as an example. The steps and menus may differ
depending on the OS you use.
1
Click [
Start
] and select
[
Administrative Tools
]>[
Server
Manager
].
If [
DHCP
] is already shown in
[
Administrative Tools
] continue to step 8.
2
Select [
Add Roles
] on the [
Roles
Summary
] area.
3
On the [
Add Roles Wizard
], click
[
Next
].
4
Select [
DHCP Server
] and then click
[
Next
].
5
Follow the on-screen instructions and
configure the settings as necessary.
6
On the [
Confirm Installation
Selection
] screen, check the settings
and click [
Install
].
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK