|  | Using Plug-Ins
| Save/Restore NIC Settings

This plug-in allows you to save network interface board configurations as files, and change network interface board settings with configurations already saved in files.

Saving a network board configuration as a file

1. In the device list, select the target device.
2. Select [Save/Restore NIC Settings] from [Device] in the [Tools] menu.

   | The [Save/Restore NIC Settings] dialog box appears.

   | If a dialog box prompting you to input a password appears, input the password for the device to display the [Save/Restore NIC Settings] dialog box.
   | If the device does not support this function, an error message appears.

3. Make sure the information displayed is for the device you selected, and then click the [Save] button.

   | The configuration file name appears. (The MAC address is used as a file name.)

4. Click the [OK] button.

   | This saves the network interface board configuration as a file.

Setting a network interface board using a configuration stored in a file

1. In the device list, select the target device.
2. Select [Save/Restore NIC Settings] from [Device] in the [Tools] menu.

   | The [Save/Restore NIC Settings] dialog box appears.

   | If a dialog box prompting you to input a password appears, input the password for the device to display the [Save/Restore NIC Settings] dialog box.
   | If the device does not support this function, an error message appears.

3. Make sure the information displayed is for the device you selected, and then click the [Restore] button.

   | The configuration file list appears.

4. Select the target file from the list, and click the [Open] button.

   | The MAC address is used as a file name.
   | A message appears when reconfiguration of the network interface board is complete.

   | If the device password stored in the file is different from the current device password, a dialog prompting you to input the password appears. Input the password that was used to save the file, and then click the [OK] button.

5. Click the [OK] button.

   | This resets the network interface board to the configuration stored in the file.