Enode using dynamic addressing with a DHCP server on a LAN network. If you LAN supports NETBIOS you may be able to enter the alias name (default E-NODE) into the browser address window. Find the IP address from your DHCP server device table. Use the program to find device. Enode connected one-to-one to a computer. Use the program to find device. “Pilot” operation. Open the application, available as a free download. “Pilot” Click the right mouse button while the cursor is on the upper left window Found”. A popup window “e-Nodes “refresh” will display. Left click on this. All available enodes found on the network will be displayed.
Enode using dynamic addressing with a DHCP server on a LAN network. If you LAN supports NETBIOS you may be able to enter the alias name (default E-NODE) into the browser address window. Find the IP address from your DHCP server device table. Use the program to find device. Enode connected one-to-one to a computer. Use the “Pilot” program to find device. operation. Open the “Pilot” application, available as a free download. Click the right mouse button while the cursor is on the upper left window “e-Nodes Found”. A “refresh” popup window will display. Left click on this. All available enodes found on the network will be displayed.
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