Configuring the DS-System : Configuring the initialization settings : Configuring the connection settings
 
Configuring the connection settings
(Optionalthis dialog box can be left empty. If empty, the GUI will scan the local computer and the local computer’s subnet.)
Use these settings to indicate a specific address, where DS-Operator will look for a DS-System service. This can speed up your login in larger network environments. You can also configure the GUI to scan entire subnets.
To add new connection settings for DS-Operator GUI:
1. On the Setup menu, click Initialization.
F1 Help: "DS-Operator Initialization - Connection"
To add an entry in this dialog box, click Add.
To edit an entry in this dialog box, select it and click Modify.
2. To add a specific DS-System, click Add in the Additional DS-Systems section. The Add / Modify a DS-System dialog box appears.
F1 Help: "Add / Modify a DS-System Connection"
DS-System Type – Select Single DS-System or N+1 DS-System. The dialog box will change based on this selection.
Address – Type the IP or DNS address of the DS-System entry. DS-Operator will scan each address in the list for a DS-System service.
Port – Do not change this setting unless you have a specific requirement to do so.
Use UDP protocol to discover DS-System – The UDP protocol will display a list of DS-Systems faster, though with less certainty that a DS-System is capable of accepting a connection.
a) Type the DS-System address.
b) Click OK. The entry appears in the Additional DS-Systems section.
3. To add an entire subnet, in the Additional Subnets section click Add. The Add / Modify Subnet dialog box appears.
F1 Help: "Add / Modify Subnet"
Specify the subnet and click OK. The entry appears in the Additional Subnets section.
4. Continue with steps 2-3 as required.
5. Click OK to save any changes.
NOTE:  DS-Operator GUI will scan the LAN for all active DS-Systems, whether or not any entries are in the Additional DS-Systems list. DS-Systems specified in the Additional DS-Systems list which are not detected, will appear in red. A DS-System on the local computer appears in blue.