In this step you will configure a Device Server to connect to the LinkServer. Perform the following:
• | Connect a Device Server to the network and power it. |
• | Run DS Manager (Start > Programs > Tibbo > DS Manager). |
• | Select the Device Server and click Settings. This is the first tab you will see: |
• | Set Owner name to the same name as your account in the previous step (Adding a DS as User). In our example, this is johndoe. |
• | Set Device name to the same name as your Device Server in the previous step. In our example, this is dev1. |
• | Don't forget to make sure your Device Server has a valid IP -- by enabling DHCP, or setting a valid IP address manually. |
• | Set Gateway IP-address to the correct gateway for your subnet, so the Device Server could get reach the LinkServer (assuming the LinkServer is not on the local subnet). |
• | Click the Password button and set a password for the DS. This has to be the same password you configured for it in the previous step. In our example, this is Vlf6Lr!. |
• | Now, click the Connection tab: |
• | Set Transport Protocol to TCP. |
• | Set Link Service login to Enabled. |
• | Set Routing Mode to Client only. |
• | Set Connection mode to Immediately (on powerup). |
• | Set Destination Port to 6450. |
• | Now, click the Serial Port tab: |
• | Set the serial settings according to your device (RTS/CTS flow control, DTR mode, Baud rate, Parity, Data bits) |
• | Set On-the-Fly commands to Disabled. |
• | Click OK to apply the settings and close the dialog. |
• | DS Manager will reset the Device Server. |
• | Assuming you did everything correctly up to here (including all previous steps), the DS should now blink the green LED a few times and then light it steadily. This means that a connection has been established. If you get another LED pattern, find out what it is under Status LED Signals and try to troubleshoot it from there. |
• | If you now log-on to your account in the LinkServer, you will see the Device Server as Online under Device Servers. |