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Chapter 10

Network configuration

10.1 Configuring the laboratory network

The easiest way to add a Linux PC to a laboratory network is using DHCP

(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). It allows you to go online just by defin-

ing the hostname. The IP address, name- and mailserver will be created dynami-

cally. Please contact your network administrator to find out whether DHCP is the

right choice for you, or whether a fixed TCP/IP address is to be assigned to your

PC. Because the licensing of T

OPSPIN and many other programs and operating

system features needs a correct network configuration there are three ways to do

this:

1. Those PC’s which are configured by Bruker BioSpin Germany are set to DHCP.

If this configuration can be used the PC should be connected to the network

before the boot process starts. After the PC is coming up the network works

correctly and T

OPSPIN can be started.

2. If the PC should connected to the network by using a fix IP address you have to

ask your system administrator for it. After the correct configuration the network

works correctly and T

OPSPIN can be started

3. If the PC should not get a network connection it is necessary to work with a

neutral IP address e.g. 192.168.1.1. This address is not routed to any network

computer by world-wide-agreement. If you configure this number you will not

have a connection to any other computer (internet) but T

OPSPIN can be started.

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