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Istruzioni per l'uso Compaq, Modello GS160

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5. When Outlook Express sends or receives mail, by default it removes the messages from the server. To leave a copy of messages on the server, do the following: a. From the Tools menu select Accounts. In the Internet Accounts window right-click on the account name and select Properties from the pop-up menu. The account_name Properties dialog box displays (Figure 5–11). b. Select the Advanced tab. In the section labeled Delivery select the checkbox labeled Leave a copy of messages on server. Figure 5–11 account_name Properties Dialog Box Configuring the SMC Software 5-17 5.5 Delete Unused Consoles in ConsoleWorks Start and log on to ConsoleWorks. Select Consoles and Delete Console. Figure 5–12 ConsoleWorks Delete Console Screen 5-18 SMC Installation and User’s Guide The default configuration for ConsoleWorks is eight consoles. If the GS80/160/320 system has fewer than eight consoles (that is, fewer than eight PCI boxes with standard I/O modules that are connected to the terminal server), delete the extras in ConsoleWorks. NOTE: Unused consoles generate a great number of events, causing the log files and the file DEFAULT.CONFIG to grow to an unmanageable size and slow down the system. Deleting unused consoles is strongly recommended. 1. Start and log on to ConsoleWorks (Section 8.1). 2. In the left navigation panel of the ConsoleWorks window select Consoles. The Show Consoles screen displays. 3. At the top of the Show Consoles screen select Delete Console. The Delete Console screen displays (Figure 5–12). 4. From the Delete dropdown menu select the console to be deleted. 5. Click the Delete Console button. A verification message displays (Figure 5– 13). 6. Click OK to delete the console. The Show Consoles screen displays; the deleted console is no longer listed. Figure 5–13 Delete Console Verification Message Configuring the SMC Software 5-19 5.6 Configure the Terminal Server: Access Server Loader Access Server Loader configures the IP address and subnet mask of the terminal server. 5.6.1 Open Access Server Loader Figure 5–14 Access Server Loader Window 5-20 SMC Installation and User’s Guide 1. Start Access Server Loader: From the Start menu select Programs|Access Server Loader|Access Server Loader. The Access Server Loader window displays (Figure 5–14). 2. Click Setup. The Confirm dialog box displays (Figure 5–15). Click Yes. Figure 5–15 Access Server Loader Confirm Dialog Box Configuring the SMC Software 5-21 5.6.2 Create the Database Figure 5–16 Access Server Loader Configuration Dialog Box 5-22 SMC Installation and User’s Guide 1. The Access Server Loader Configuration dialog box displays (Figure 5–16). On the Clients tab, enter the following information: Host Name: computer name (Section 5.2.1) Hardware Addr: from the label on the terminal server (. in Figure 5–17) IP Addr: 90.0.0.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 NOTE: The IP address you enter in the Access Server Loader Configuration dialog box is the IP address for the terminal server, not for the host. 2. Click OK. The Access Server Loader window displays. Figure 5–17 Location of Hardware Address Label PK-1783-00 00-60-6D-93-57-C0 1 Configuring the SMC Software 5-23 5.6.3 Verify the Connection Figure 5–18 Access Server Loader Window Figure 5–19 Verifying the Connection 5-24 SMC Installation and User’s Guide 1. Keeping the GS80/160/320 keyswitch in the Off position, turn on the breakers on the AC input boxes. NOTE: Turning on the breakers applies power to the terminal server. These instructions assume that the terminal server has not been powered on until now. If it was on when you reached this point, power cycle the terminal server now. 2. Check the Access Server Loader window (Figure 5–18) for the following: a. The indicators on the BOOTP Server On/Off button and the TFTP Server On/Off button should display green. If an indicator displays red, click the button. b. The hardware address after Reply in the BOOTP Server block should match the hardware address label on the terminal server. If it has been at least one minute since you turned on the AC input box breakers and the addresses do not match, do the following: 1. Check that the terminal server has power (Section B.4 or C.4). 2. Check that the cable from the terminal server to the SMC system is connected correctly (Section 3.4). 3. Check that the position identifier dial on the terminal server is set correctly (Section B.3 or C.3). If, after performing these three checks, you find that the Request address is still different from the hardware address on the terminal server label, refer to the terminal server documentation. 3. Click the Close button to close Access Server Loader. 4. Verify the connection. a. Open a Command window: From the Start menu select Programs|Command Prompt. b. At the prompt, type ping 90.0.0.1. The response should be similar to Figure 5–19. c. Close the Command window. Configuring the SMC Software 5-25 5.7 Configure the Terminal Server: Access Server Manager Access Server Manager...