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Resolving Network Issues: 9.4.1 Enable Ethernet Port For Onboard NIC

The document provides instructions for enabling an onboard network interface controller (NIC) and resolving duplicate IP addresses on a network node. To enable the onboard NIC, users enter the system BIOS setup and change the NIC setting to "On". To resolve duplicate IP addresses, the document lists steps to access network settings through the control panel for different Windows operating systems and change the properties of the Honeywell FTE adapter.

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Resolving Network Issues: 9.4.1 Enable Ethernet Port For Onboard NIC

The document provides instructions for enabling an onboard network interface controller (NIC) and resolving duplicate IP addresses on a network node. To enable the onboard NIC, users enter the system BIOS setup and change the NIC setting to "On". To resolve duplicate IP addresses, the document lists steps to access network settings through the control panel for different Windows operating systems and change the properties of the Honeywell FTE adapter.

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Resolving network issues

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“Enable ethernet port for onboard NIC” on page 112
“Resolve duplicate IP addresses” on page 112
9.4.1 Enable ethernet port for onboard NIC
Use this procedure to enable the onboard NIC. Skip this procedure if onboard NICs are currently enabled.
CAUTION
BIOS setup is an advanced tool. Enter the system setup only if you are an experienced user.
1. Restart the computer and, when prompted during system startup, press the appropriate key(s) to enter
system
setup.
2. Select Integrated Devices.
3. If Network Interface Controller is listed, you have onboard NIC. Change the setting to On.
4. Save changes and exit BIOS settings to continue the system startup.
9.4.2 Resolve duplicate IP addresses
Use this procedure to resolve duplicate IP addresses for FTE node.
1. Perform the following:
Operating system Tasks
Windows 2007 1. Click Start > Control Panel.
The Control Panel window is displayed.
2. Click Network and Internet > Network and sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings.
Windows Server 2008 1. Click Start > Control Panel.
The Control Panel window is displayed.
2. Click Network and sharing Center > Manage
Network Connections.
Windows Server 2012
The Network Connections window is displayed.
2. Right-click the Honeywell FTE Adapter, and then choose Properties.
The Honeywell

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