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Configure settings other than IP address settings, and the NetWare and AppleTalk settings after setting up the IP address. Refer to Changeing Protocol Settings for setting method.
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Administrator privileges are required to make the initial network protocol settings. With Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003, first log on as an administrator.
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If the [User Account Control] dialog box appears, perform the following operations.
- For Administrator users, continue with operations.
- For Standard users, enter the Administrator password, and then continue with operations.
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If you are installing NetSpot Device Installer on an operating system which has the Windows Firewall function, such as Windows XP Service Pack 2, and the Windows firewall function is enabled, you cannot display unconfigured devices in the device list, nor carry out Broadcast Discovery and Multicast Discovery on a network other than the local subnet without registering NetSpot Device Installer as a program that is not to be blocked in Windows Firewall. For instructions on how to make registration settings, refer to the Readme file. (If you have registered this software in Windows Firewall by following the instructions during installation, it is not necessary to perform this procedure.)
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If the router is set to transmit the specified subnet broadcast address, you can make the initial settings of the Canon devices connected to the network through the router for which [Not Configured] is displayed in the device list.
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This section describes all items configurable with NetSpot Device Installer for TCP/IP. Configurable items differ according to device type or device status.
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If the factory default IP address for the device is a valid address on the subnet of the computer where NetSpot Device Installer for TCP/IP is running, the device will be shown in the device list as a configured device even if you have not made the initial protocol settings. To set the protocol for such a device, refer to Changing Protocol Settings. (The factory default settings differ according to the type of device or network board you are using. For details, refer to the documentation provided with the device.)
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