Network Settings Sample Clauses
The Network Settings clause defines the parameters and requirements for configuring and managing network connectivity within a system or between parties. It typically outlines specifications such as permitted network protocols, security standards, access controls, and responsibilities for maintaining network integrity. By establishing clear guidelines for network setup and operation, this clause helps ensure reliable communication, data security, and minimizes the risk of unauthorized access or network failures.
Network Settings. Click Next to start the setup procedure.
Network Settings. 8
6.1 Available Networks and Checking Current Network Status. 8
6.2 Connecting to Cable Network. 8
6.3 Connecting to WiFi. 8
Network Settings. The WorldCard Team is designed for use inside the company, but it allow users to access from the external network. Please note that if you want to open the external connections, the router of the company’s network may needs UPnP Port Forward- ing function enabled, and then refer to the following steps to set up accroding to your IP type:
Network Settings. To add an IP address for network scanning, specify "--set-ip" or "-i" option as follows. The meaning of each parameter is as follows. Parameter Meaning
Network Settings. 1. Click Next to start the setup procedure.
2. The Terminal Name window appears (Figure 4.2).
3. Type in the terminal name or leave the default name.
4. Click the Network Properties button and the network setup window will appear (Figure 4.3).
Network Settings. Wi-Fi Settings
Network Settings. ♦ SNTP Settings 119. SNTP is a Simple Network Time Protocol. It allows the terminal to synchronize time with available time-servers on Wide Area Network (Figure 4.47).