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GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

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Server Software<br />

Server Software<br />

The optional file server application provides a central place on the ShowNet network to store show<br />

files, user login configuration files, Networker configuration files, archive copies of operating software -<br />

in fact anything you like. You can use any console or PC on the network as the file server, although<br />

many people use a PC (DOS or Win9X or NT) which can be fitted with a tape drive or other backup<br />

device for added security.<br />

Controlling user access to the file server is another issue in some sites, and using a PC running NT<br />

means that the security features of NT can be used to prevent unauthorised users from making<br />

unwanted changes to the file server.<br />

Another feature that Server provides is a central place on the network to direct all archive printing<br />

operations.<br />

Note: File Server uses Point to Point communications in which IP addresses are used and MUST be<br />

unique.<br />

The following topics are covered in this section:<br />

❍ Loading the Server Password Disk<br />

❍ Setting Up a File Server<br />

❍ User Logins<br />

❍ Integrating File Server and Logins<br />

Loading the Server Password Disk<br />

The Server Password Disk is Used to Enable Communication between a console on a network and the<br />

file server and to provide User Logins. Before installing the Server Password disk, check that the<br />

Server Software is already installed on the console. Press and check the configuration<br />

window at the bottom of the screen. The word NET should appear on the list of applications.<br />

1. Insert Server disk and press {SOFT} {LOAD SOFT} {LOAD SOFT}<br />

2. Write the date and the serial number of the console on the disk. This disk now contains a record<br />

of your console configuration and password in electronic form and should be stored in a safe<br />

file:///C|/LIGHTP/HELP.ENG/page21.htm (1 of 10)11/2/2004 3:02:57 AM

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