Motorola 68P02958C00-B - Manual (Page 201)

Host Table
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File Name
Type the name of the host/NTP file. Toolbox automatically adds the .hst/.ntp extension.
Alternatively, locate the file name in the file list, and double-click the name.
Save as Type
This box shows the type (extension) of the files currently displayed in the File Name list. If the
displayed file type “filter” is not .hst/.ntp, open the drop-down list and select the .hst/.ntp type.
Close
The Close command closes the current host table/NTP file. If changes have been made to the
file, the tool will ask if you want to save those changes. If you specify yes, the Save As dialog
box will appear and enable the current host/NTP file to be saved under a different file name. If
no changes have been made, the dialog box reverts to an empty screen.
Print
The Print command prints the current host table/NTP Configuration file to a local printer.
Exit
The Exit command exits the Host Table utility. If changes have been made to the current file,
the tool will ask if you want to save those changes. If you specify yes, the Save As dialog box
will appear and enable the current host/NTP file to be saved under a different file name. If no
changes have been made, the Host Table screen will disappear.
Edit Menu
The Edit menu contains commands that affect the entries in the host table/NTP Configuration
file.
New Host
Creates a new entry in the Host Table/NTP Configuration file. Note that once an empty entry
has been created, a valid IP Address must be entered, or an error message will appear.
Delete Host
Deletes the current entry in the Host Table/NTP Configuration file.
Copy Host
Copies the current entry in the Host Table/NTP Configuration file.
Paste Host
Pastes the copied entry after the current entry in the Host Table/NTP Configuration file and
creates a new empty entry after it. If the entry was copied from a Host Table and it can be
pasted to an NTP file. The Host Type will be changed automatically to NTP Server.