Apple Workgroup Server 8550 - Manual (Page 34)

In Advanced mode, you can use the AppleTalk control panel to do
everything that can be done in Basic mode, plus the following:
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Display the server’s node and network numbers and the network range.
AppleTalk dynamically assigns the node number when it starts up.
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Click the Options button to display a dialog box that can be used to turn
AppleTalk off or on again.
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Click the Info button to display details about the server’s AppleTalk
settings.
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Click the “User defined” box so that an “X” appears, allowing you to
change the node and network numbers. You should not do this unless
you are sure the new address information is correct.
In Administration mode, the AppleTalk control panel looks like this:
In Administration mode, you can do everything that you can do in
Advanced mode, plus you can lock settings so they can’t be changed. To
lock a setting, click the lock button. To unlock it, click again.
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