Agilent Technologies E6701A User Manual
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10001810-E6701A Tutorial LAN Connection
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Rev. 1.2; Feb. 14, 2002
5.3.
PC:
5.3.1.
Check that the network card (if present) is fully seated in the PC Card slot.
5.3.2.
Check that the LAN IP address in the PC is the same as the Test Set’s LAN IP
Address except for the 4
th
set of numbers (the last 3 digits).
IMPORTANT: Do not set the 4
th
set of numbers to 0. Also, do not set
the 4
th
set of numbers greater than 254.
6.
The phone can’t access (browse) real Internet sites
6.1.
It can be difficult to “browse” WAP sites or other locations on the Internet because of
firewalls or other restrictions on a specific Intranet. Get help from your Network
Administrator.
7.
BER measurement errors
7.1.
During Data Channel operation, the BER measurement DOES NOT function
correctly.
8.
Phone won’t transmit IP datagrams in Data Channel functions
8.1.
Some older versions of Motorola Timeport
phones may lose the IP address you have
entered. Check this whenever you turn on the phone.
9.
When checking the IPCONFIG of your PC, multiple non-zero IP addresses
display
9.1.
Use the WINIPCFG utility program to help you troubleshoot.
9.1.1.
Choose Windows Start
9.1.2.
Select Run
9.1.3.
Enter winipcfg, then select OK
9.1.4.
Select the Release All button to release the addresses
9.1.5.
Select the Renew All button to re-enable the active IP address
9.2.
If an old “artifact” IP address is still present in the PC:
9.2.1.
You can use a network access program designed to get through a firewall
(such as Nortel Networks Extranet Access Client) to reset the “bad” address.
9.2.2.
Start the Extranet program
9.2.3.
Use your SecureID card to enter the password and access your network as
normal.
9.2.4.
Log off the network
9.2.5.
Use the MS-DOS IPCONFIG command, or the WINIPCFG utility to check
that the errant IP address is reset to all zeroes.
10.
If you see an “assert message” when you select IP Data (for E6701A
revision A.01.10 only)
10.1.
If the Test Set displays an assert message when you set the Data Conn Type to IP
Data, there are two possible solutions:
10.2.
To temporarily fix the problem:
10.2.1.
Turn the Test Set power off, then on