OSP-7000/700

OSP-U100/U10
OSP-E100/E10
DNC-T/DT/RT and IT Plaza Set
SUPPLEMENTARY MANUAL (SETUP PROCEDURES)
(2nd Edition)
Pub No. 5051-E-R1 (SE42-127-R2) Feb. 2005
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION......................................................................................1

SECTION 2 OVERALL FLOW OF THE SETUP OPERATION ....................................2

1. Network Cable Wiring .............................................................................................................. 4
1-1. Network Parameter Settings............................................................................................. 6
1-2. User Name and Password Registration ......................................................................... 14
1-3. FTP Server Installation ................................................................................................... 26
1-4. About Virtual Directory.................................................................................................... 62

SECTION 3 SETTINGS IN OSP ................................................................................67

1. OSP-U100 ............................................................................................................................. 67
2. OSP-E100.............................................................................................................................. 69

SECTION 4 CONFIRMING CONNECTIONS ............................................................72

1. Confirmation from the Machine (OSP)................................................................................... 72
2. Confirmation from the PC ...................................................................................................... 73
2-1. Confirmation Related with Cable and Network Settings ................................................. 74
2-2. Confirming the FTP Service ........................................................................................... 75

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Microsoft corporation in the US and other countries.
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・ The contents of this manual and the software described in this manual are subject to
change without notice.
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SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION
It is necessary to set up the host computer (PC) and change the OSP parameter settings in order to use OSP-
7000/U100/E100 Series network functions (DNC-T1 to T3, DNC-DT, DNC-RT and IT Plaza Set: hereafter,
DNC-T).

Host operating systems (OS) to which these functions can be applied

We are currently confirming their operation in the following operating systems.

• Windows NT 4.0 Workstation/Server

• Windows 2000 Professional/Server

• Windows XP Professional

• UNIX (Operation has been confirmed for SunOS, HP-UX and Linux. It may be necessary to make prior
confirmation concerning other UNIX related systems.)

Operating systems (OS) to which these functions are not applicable

In Widows 95, 98, Me and XP Home Edition, there is no standard FTP Server software included in the OS, so
it cannot be set up as a DNC-T server. In addition, operation cannot be guaranteed in cases where third party
or public domain FTP server software, etc. is used with these operating systems.

This manual explains the setting of DNC-T parameters in the machine (OSP) side and setting up of the host
computer (PC) used as a server, but the host setup procedure is shown for Windows systems only.
Please set up a UNIX system host with the assistance of your systems administrator so as to achieve the
same type of settings.

[Supplement]

Please see your Windows help functions or the documentation for your third party software package, etc.
concerning general Windows operation and other items which are not covered in this manual.
When setting up your network interface card installing a driver, or handling a HUB and other network
peripherals, please refer to the operation manuals accompanying the equipment.
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TION
The setup operation is performed in the following sequence.
1. Network cable connections
2. Server software setup in the personal computer.
2-1. Deciding the network parameters
2-2. User name and password registration
2-3. Server software installation, parameter settings
3. OSP side parameter settings
4. Confirming connections

[Supplement]

A person with administrator authority is required for the above operations in the PC, so please have a person
with administrator authority, such as the Administrator, log in when you perform these operations.

Parameter Setting Table

This table is for inputting the parameters that will be set in the procedure described in the following pages.
Please fill in this table before you make settings.

• Information on Host (FTP server) where part programs are stored

Host Name (*1, Example: workstation)

Host IP Address . . . (*2, Example: 192.168.1.1)

… Windows NT4.0 Server/Workstation (*3)

Host OS Type
… Windows 2000 Server/Professional
Add a check mark to
… Windows XP Professional
the appropriate check box
ServicePack
… UNIX SunOS Ver.
… UNIX Solalis Ver.
… UNIX HP-UX Ver.
… UNIX SGI-IRIX Ver.
… Other
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• Subnet-related Information

Subnet Mask . . . (*4, Example: 255.255.255.0)

Gateway Address . . . (*5, Example: 192.168.1.1)

(Not necessary if there is no gateway)
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• OSP Side IP Address

Machine IP Address . . . (*6, Example: 192.168.1.2)

If multiple machines are connected, assign address to each machine that do not
overlap each other.
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• User Information

Register the user account in the host computer for logging into the PC from OSP.

User Name (*7, Example: mx45v)

Password (*8, Example: dnc)

(Be sure to specify a password. Upper and lower case is sensitive.
The first character should be an alphabet character.)
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• Part Program Directory

Decide a folder (directory) where part programs are stored.

(*9, Example C:\ncdata\)

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1. Network Cable Wiring

OSP and your PC can be connected in a network using 10BASE-5, 10BASE-T or 10BASE-2, but a
10BASE-5 connector is provided as shown in the figure below in the OSP control cabinet. Connect
this connector to a 10BASE-5 transceiver cable or a MAU (transceiver: 10BASE-5 → 10BASE-T).

XBTCA

D-Sub 15pin socket

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Carry out network connections with reference to the following figure.

* The cable 10BASE-2 is connected using a MAU in the same way as a 10BASE-T cable, and
so an explanation of this method has been omitted from this manual.

10BASE-5 Cable Connection

If you are connecting by 10BASE-5, configure the network connection as follows.

Transceiver Cable

Ethernet Cable
Transceiver Transceiver

Transceiver Transceiver
Cable Cable

Host Computer
OSP
or HUB

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10BASE-T Cable Connection

If you are connecting via 10BASE-T, use a micro transceiver (MAU), HUB or 10BASE-T cable.
From the micro transceiver attached to the machine side connector, run a 10BASE-T cable
connected to a HUB.

[Supplement]

10BASE-T connections are susceptible to interference from noise, so when running the 10BASE-
T cable, be sure to run it so it is not run alongside power lines or near devices which generate
noise.

Windows PC

10BASE-T HUB 8 port

Allied Telesis: CentreCOM MR820TR, etc.

HUB

10BASE-T Cable
(UTP Twisted pair cable)
Category 3 - 5

Micro Transceiver(MAU)
Twisted pair transceiver
Allied Telesis: CentreCOM 210T, etc.

CentreCOM 210TS
TWISTED PAIR
TRANSCEIVER
LINK IEEE 802.3 10BASE T
(MAU)
SQE TEST

POLARITY

POWER

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1-1. Network Parameter Settings

Decide the IP address, subnet mask and other network parameters for the PC and OSP.
These parameters will differ for each user’s environment.
If your PC’s are already configured in a network, have your network administrator confirm the
network parameters for the PC used as a server, and have him assign an IP address for OSP.

[Supplement]

OSP is not compatible with the automatic IP address setting function used by a router or DHCP
server, so in your router"s or other equipment settings, set a fixed IP address area, then use an
address from within that area, setting the IP addresses for the host PC and OSP.

If the PC and OSP are being connected 1 on 1 only, (with no other network devices connected), etc.,
and the IP addresses can be set freely, use the following IP addresses in your settings.
PC IP address 192.168.1.1
OSP IP address 192.168.1.2
Subnet mask 255.255.0.0 (Make this the same for both the PC and OSP.)
Furthermore, IP addresses cannot overlap each other on devices which are connected on the same
network.
If you are increasing the number of devices connected on your network, be careful of overlapping IP
addresses.

Furthermore, if IP addresses have already been set, refer to them and obtain the host computer
name, IP address and other information by opening the command prompt, selecting "ipconfig/all"
and pressing Enter.
The screen shown below is in the case of Windows 2000, but the screens for Windows NT and
Windows XP are the same.
In the display items, except for the HOST name, all the character strings are computer names
(sfapc76 in the example below).
For IP Address, input the IP address (192.168.1.1 in the example below).
For Subnet Mask, input the Subnet Mask (255.255.255.0 in the example below).
(In Windows 2000 and Windows XP, if the network cable is not connected to a HUB, etc., the IP
address is shown as 0.0.0.0.)

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If you are newly configuring a PC, etc., if the PC is not connected to the network or if it has not been
set up, please do so using the following procedure. Perform settings under Administrator authority.

1-1-1. Windows NT 4.0 Network Settings

Procedure :

1 Select Network in the Control Panel.

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2 Select the Protocols tab, then select TCP/IP Protocol and click the Properties button.
Here, if the TCP/IP protocol is not installed, it is necessary to click the Add button and add it.

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3 Input the IP Address and Subnet Mask.

If "Obtain an IP address from a DHCP server" is checked, change it to "Specify an IP address,"
then set the IP address and subnet mask.

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1-1-2. Windows 2000 Network Settings

Procedure :

1 In the Control Panel, click Network and Dial-up Connections, then click Local Area
Connections.

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2 From the Menu, click Files, then Properties.

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3 Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), then click the Properties button.

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4 Input the IP Address and Subnet Mask.

If "Obtain an IP address automatically" is checked, click "Use the following IP address" to
change it, then set the IP address and subnet mask.

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1-1-3. Windows XP Professional Network Settings

Procedure :

1 From the Start menu, click Control Panel.

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2 Click Network and Internet Connections.

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3 Click Network Connections.

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4 Click Local Area Connection, and then right click to display the menu. Next click Properties.

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5 Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and then click the Properties button.

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6 Input the IP Address and Subnet Mask.

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7 Click the OK button.

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1-2. User Name and Password Registration

Create a user account for logging in to your PC from OSP.
Settings should be made under Administrator authority.
In cases where you actually don’t know what to set, register the following user name and password.

User Name: dnc

Password: dnc

Important Point in Making User Settings

• The User Must Change Password at Next Logon check box should be cleared (disabled).

• The Password Never Expires check box should be turned ON (enabled).

1-2-1. Windows NT 4.0 User Settings

Procedure :

1 Click Start → Settings → Control Panel to open the Control Panel, then click Management
Tools → User Manager.

2 From the User menu, click New User.

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3 Set the user name and password.

Clear (disable) the User Must Change Password at Next Logon check box and check (enable)
the Password Never Expires check box.
The Full Name and Description fields are not particularly necessary, but set appropriate
information if so desired.

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4 Click the OK button.

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1-2-2. Windows 2000 User Settings

Procedure :

1 Click the Users and Passwords icon in the Control Panel.

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2 Click the Advanced tab.

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3 Click the Advanced button in the Advanced User Management area.

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4 Click Users.

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5 Click New User in the Action menu.

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6 Set the user name and password.

Clear (disable) the User Must Change Password at Next Logon check box and check (enable)
the Password Never Expires check box.
The Full Name and Description fields are not particularly necessary, but set appropriate
information if so desired.

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7 Click the Create button.

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8 Click the Close button.

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1-2-3. Windows XP User Settings

Procedure :

1 Select Performance and Maintenance in the Control Panel.

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2 Select Administrative Tools.

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3 Select Computer Management.

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4 Select Local User Group.

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5 Select Users.

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6 Click Action from the menu, or right click to display the menu, and then select New User.

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7 Set the user name and password.

The Full Name and Description fields are not particularly necessary, but set appropriate
information if so desired.

8 Clear (disable) the User Must Change Password at Next Logon check box.

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9 Check (enable) the Password Never Expires check box.

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10 Click the Create button.

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11 Click the Close button.

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1-3. FTP Server Installation

Installation should be carried out under Administrator authority.
The accompanying server software differs depending on the type of OS, so install the software with
reference to the following items. For details, see the Help information supplied with each program.

• In the case of Windows NT Workstation 4.0

1-3-1. Microsoft Peer Web Services (PWS)

• If the Option Pack is included with Windows NT Workstation 4.0

1-3-2. Microsoft Personal Web Service (PWS) in the Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack

• In the case of Windows 2000

1-3-3. Internet Information Service (IIS)

• In the case of Windows XP Professional

1-3-4. Internet Information Service (IIS)

Important Points when Installing and Setting up the FTP Server

• Make sure the FTP Server is included in the installation options.

• The directory listing style should be set on UNIX and both "Read" and "Write" should be turned
ON (enabled) when making settings.

1-3-1. Windows NT 4.0 Microsoft Peer Web Services Installation

Procedure :

1 From the Start menu, click Settings → Control Panel to open the Control Panel.

2 Double click the Network icon to open the Network dialog box.

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3 Click the Services tab, and then click the Add button.

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4 Select Microsoft Peer Web Services, and then click the OK button.

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5 Carry out installation in accordance with the on-screen instructions.

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6 Load the Windows NT Installation CD-ROM, and then input I386\InetSrv and click OK.

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7 Click OK.

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8 Add a check to the FTP Service check box.

Confirm the installation directory, and then click OK.

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9 Click OK.

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If the following dialog box is displayed, click Yes and create the directory.

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10 Click OK.

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11 Click OK.

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12 Click OK.

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1-3-2. Windows NT 4.0 Microsoft Peer Web Services Settings

Procedure :

1 From the Start menu, click Microsoft Peer Web Services, then click Internet Service
Manager.

2 Select the computer where the FTP service is installed, then select Service Properties from
the Properties menu.

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3 Click the Service tab, and then clear the check from the Allow only anonymous connections
check box.

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4 The following warning message will be displayed at this time. Click Yes.

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5 Click the Directories tab, and then turn on UNIX under Directory Listing Style.
Select the directory that is set as home, and then click the Edit Properties button.

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6 In Directory, set the directory where part programs are stored.

Check the Read and Write check boxes.
However, in this case as well, if the NTFS file system is used, you cannot have access
exceeding your authority.

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7 Click the OK button.

See the later section 1-4, "About Virtual Directory" concerning the virtual directory.
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1-3-3. Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack (Microsoft Personal Web Services) Installation

It is necessary that Windows NT Service Pack 3 or higher be installed.

Procedure :

1 Load the Windows NT Option Pack installation CD in the CD-ROM drive.

2 If Auto Start is enabled, the following screen will be displayed. Click Install, and then click
Install Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack.
If Auto Start is not enabled, run setup.exe from the CD-ROM drive.

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3 If Service Pack 4 or later version has been installed, the following message will be displayed.
Click Yes.

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4 Click Next.

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5 Click Accept, and then click Next.

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6 Click Custom.

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7 Select Personal Web Server (PWS) from the list, then click Show Subcomponents.

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8 Check the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Server check box, then click OK.

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9 The wizard will return to the previous screen. Click Next to continue the installation process.

10 Click Next.

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11 Click Next.

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12 Click Next.

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The installation will be carried out.

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13 Click Finish to close.

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It is necessary to restart Windows NT after finishing the installation.

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1-3-4. Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack (Microsoft Personal Web Service) Settings

Procedure :

1 From the Start menu, click Programs, then Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack → Microsoft
Personal Web Server and Internet Service Manager to start the Internet Service Manager.

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2 Right click on Default FTP Site to open the menu, and then select Properties from the menu.

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3 Click the Security Accounts tab.

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4 Clear the check from the Allow only anonymous connections check box.

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At this time, the following warning message will be displayed. Click Yes (Y).

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5 Click the Home Directory tab.

Set UNIX(R) (X) as the Directory Listing Style.
Set the directory where the part programs are store in Local Path (O).

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6 Check the Read and Write check boxes.

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7 Click the OK button.

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1-3-5. Windows 2000 Internet Information Service (IIS) Installation

Procedure :

1 From the Start menu, click Settings, then Control Panel to open the Control Panel.

2 Double click the Add/Remove Programs icon to open the Add/Remove Programs dialog box.

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3 Click Add or Remove Windows Components.

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4 Check the Internet Information Service (IIS) check box. Click Details.

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5 Check the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server.

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6 Click OK to return to the previous screen, then click Next and proceed with the installation in
accordance with the onscreen instructions.
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7 Click Finish to close.

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1-3-6. Windows 2000 Internet Information Service (IIS) Settings

Procedure :

1 From the Start menu, click Settings, then Control Panel. Double click Administrative Tools
in the Control Panel to start it.

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2 Double click the Internet Service Manager to start it.

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3 Select Default FTP Site, the right click it to display the menu. Select Properties.

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4 Click the Home Directory tab.

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5 Input the directory in the Local Path field.

Set the UNIX check box under Directory Listing Style.

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6 Check Read and Write.

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7 Click the OK button.

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1-3-7. Windows XP Professional Internet Information Service Installation

Procedure :

1 From the Start menu, click Control Panel.

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2 Click Add or Remove Programs.

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3 Click Add/Remove Windows Components.

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4 Place a check in the Internet Information Service (IIS) check box.

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5 Click the Details button.

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6 Place a check in the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Service check box.

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7 Click the OK button.

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8 Click the Next button.

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Installation will begin.

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9 Click the Finish button.

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1-3-8. Windows XP Professional Internet Information Service Settings

Procedure :

1 In Control Panel, select Performance and Maintenance.

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2 Select Administrative Tools.

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3 Select Internet Information Service.

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4 Click Default FTP Site.

Right click to display the menu.
Select Properties.

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5 Click the Home Directory tab.

In Local Path, set the name of the folder where the part programs are stored.

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6 Check Read and Write.

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7 Set the UNIX check box under Directory Listing Style.

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8 Click the OK button.

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1-4. About Virtual Directory

The Personal Web Service and Internet Information Service include the Virtual Directory function.
This function causes physical directories on a PC (folders, as, for example, C:\ncdata\ or D:\dncprq\)
to be referred to from OSP as if they were being accessed under a different name.
By setting this virtual directory, a directory is decided that OSP can refer to when it accesses the PC.

Through this function, the directories that can be accessed by OSP can be restricted and files in
directories which have not been set, can be protected from access from other PC’s or from OSP.
For example, if C:\ncdata\ is set in the home directory, if there are no other settings than that, access
from OSP is limited to files under \ncdata\ and files in subdirectories in that directory, and files and
directories in C:\ or C:\Windows\, etc. cannot be accessed.

In addition, other names can be substituted for scattered directories or deeply embedded
subdirectories.
For example, if a directory you want to access is C:\ncdata\, C:\mb46va, C:\mcrb2 or
D:\backup\ncdata\, etc., each directory can be set as /mb46va, /mcrb2, /backup in the respective
virtual directories.

The virtual directory has the following relationship with the current directory when connection is
made from OSP.

(1) If settings are made only from the home (root) directory (if no virtual directory has been
created), this home directory becomes the current directory.
Also, it is possible to access subdirectories in this directory.

(2) If virtual directory with the same name as the login user name exists, the directory set in this
virtual directory becomes the current directory.

For example, if /mb46va is set as the virtual directory for the directory C:\ncdata\mb46va\, and
the log in user name is mb46va.

(3) If a folder with the same name as the log in user name is a subdirectory under the directory set
as the home directory, this folder becomes the current directory when referred to by DNC-T
from OSP.

The example conditions for the above are that C:\dncprq is set as the home directory, the
subdirectory mcva2 (C:\dncprg\mcva2\) exists under that directory, and the log in user name is
mcva2.

(4) If the conditions in both 2 and 3 above are set simultaneously, the 2 virtual directory settings are
given priority.

Suppose that we set C:\ncdata as the home (root) directory, and the subdirectory
ma60ha(=C:\ncdata\ma60ha\) exists under that directory, and at the same time, ma60ha is set
as the virtual directory for D:\cam\outdata\ma60ha\. In this case, if the log in user name is
ma60ha, the current directory ma60ha is D:\cam\outdata\ma60ha\.
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1-4-1. Virtual Directory Setting Method

Here we show the setting method using the Internet Information Service in Windows 2000 as an
example.
The setting is not absolutely necessary, but if it is set, be sure you first have a good understanding of
the previously described functions.

Procedure :

1 Start Internet Service Manager.

2 Select the Default FTP Site, then right click on it to display the menu. Select New, then select
Virtual Directory.

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3 Click Next.

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4 Input the virtual directory in Alias.

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5 Click Next.
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6 Input the actual directory name in the Path field.

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You can also select a directory from the list by pressing the Browse button.

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7 Click Next.

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8 Check Read and Write.

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9 Click Finish to close the wizard.

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SECTION 3 SETTINGS IN OSP

1. OSP-U100
Procedure :

1 Enter the Parameter Setting mode, then input PEDT and press WRITE.

2 Move the cursor to the input items using the arrow keys and page keys.

3 Press [F1] (Set) to input the setting value.

4 Repeat the above steps 2 and 3 for the following items, and when the entire data has been
input, press [F6] (Register).

5 Turn the operating power OFF. In the case of OSP with DT/RT specifications, turn the DNC
communications switch to ON and re-supply the operating power.

6 For the underlined items, set the appropriate values from the parameter setting table in the
front of the manual.

[DNC-T communication]
1 Ethernet-Address=00:00:00:00:00:00
2 My-IPaddress=0.0.0.0 (*6)
3 Netmask=255.255.0.0 (*4)
4 Broadcast=1 (As is)
5 Gateway=0.0.0.0 (*5)

(Intermediate steps omitted)

[TC0 communication]
1 Remote-Host=0.0.0.0 (*2)
2 Host-Name=workstation (*1)
3 User-Name=dummy0 (*7)
4 Password=************ (*8, See below)
5 Account= (as is)
6 HOST-OS=WIN-NT (*3)
7 Sectorsize=512 (As is)
8 Abort=ON (*3)
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Password Input Method

Procedure :

1 Press [F1] (Set), input PASSWD, and press WRITE.

(PASSWD is a command. Input it just as it is shown here.)

2 The symbol "!" will appear on the screen, so input the password (character-string indicated with
*8), taking care to input the upper and lower case characters correctly, then press WRITE.
(The input password is not shown on the screen.)

3 The symbol "!" will be displayed again, so repeat the above input procedure.
The password is set when 2 times of inputs match. If not, an alarm message appears and the
password will not be set.
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2. OSP-E100
Procedure :

1 Change to the Machining Management mode.

2 Click the Expand function key.

3 When the menu bar is displayed, click [ P ↓ ] to display the second menu bar.

P↓

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4 Press [F1] (Setup).

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5 Select Connection Environment, and press WRITE.

6 Select the item you would like to set, and set the desired value.
Items to be set are as shown in the table below. Set the appropriate values from the setting
table.

Item Setting Value

IP address *6
subnet address *4
gateway address *5
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7 Select the Use button, and press WRITE.

8 Select Exit, and press WRITE.

9 Change to the Parameter Setting mode.

10 Press DISPLAY CHANGE, and select MacMan Parameter from the list.

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11 Press [F4] (DNC-T).

12 Move the cursor to the parameter you are setting.

13 Input the value, and press WRITE.

Setting items are as shown in the following table. Set the correct value for the relevant site in
the settings table.

Section Item Setting Value

Remote-Host *2
Host-Name *1
[TC0 Communication] User-Name *7
Password *8
HOST-OS *3
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14 Pressing [F7] (OK) saves the settings and closes the DNC-T parameter setting dialog box.

15 Pressing [F8] (Cancel) cancels the setting contents and closes the DNC-T parameter setting
dialog box.

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SECTION 4 CONFIRMING CONNECTIONS

1. Confirmation from the Machine (OSP)

Refer to the operation manual and confirm whether the directory can be display or not and whether
input/output of the part programs is possible in the OSP program operation mode.

[If an error occurs]

<Case 1> Open circuit error, or a time out error

• 5003 DNC-T Error 102’xx,255,125’ occurred.

• 5003 DNC-T Error 102’xx,255,153’ occurred.

There is a problem with the network connection or the circuit.

There is trouble with the cable connections or a mistake in the IP address setting, or there is a
conflict in the IP address with another device on the network.
→ Follow the instructions in the subsequent section 2-1.

<Case 2> Password doesn’t match

• 5003 DNC-T Error 102’xx,255,129’ occurred (when OSP-7000/U100 is used).

• 5003 DNC-T Error 102’xx,255,202’ occurred (when OSP-E100 is used).

The ftp password is not set correctly.

→ Perform the check procedure in the later section 2-2.
Also check the Password never expires check box in the user settings.
(If this setting is not set, the account will become invalid 42 days (default) after the user is
registered.)

<Case 3> Line not connected

• If a page is fed in the index selection, 5003 DNC-T error 102’13,255,117’ occurs.

In Silicon Graphiks and Hewlet Packard UNIX machines, ABORT DNC-T Parameter is turned ON.
→ Turn OFF item 8 Abort in the parameters.

<Case 4>

• The directory display is not correct.

→ The directory listing style is not set on UNIX.

Confirm the FTP server parameters.
To check the directory display operation, see the subsequent section 2-2. Check if the directory
information displayed when the dir command is run has the same arrangement as the data in the
example.
If Japanese is included (if date and time are displayed with Japanese characters), they will not be
displayed correctly on the OSP.
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2. Confirmation from the PC

If a connection cannot be made easily, set the IP address using a PC, then check the IP address
settings, FTP server settings and the user and password settings.
The following operations are accomplished by running a command from the host (PC) command
prompt screen or from the UNIX shell.

Procedure :

1 Start the Command Prompt. The example below shows the screen of Windows XP. Start the
command prompt in the same way in other cases as well.

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2-1. Confirmation Related with Cable and Network Settings

Input the following command from the command prompt or shell.

>ping xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa (Input the machine side IP address in xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa)

At this time if the screen display becomes:

Reply from xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=254

Reply from xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=254
...

or:

xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa is alive

it indicates that there is a connection with a device with the relevant IP address.

Or, if the display becomes as follows at this time,

Request timed out.

Request timed out.
...

or becomes:

no answer from xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa

the following problems could exist, so check once more.

• The cable is not connected correctly.

• The machine’s IP address, the subnet mask or the gateway IP address is not correct.

• The PC’s subnet mask or gateway IP address is not correct.

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2-2. Confirming the FTP Service

Check the FTP server settings using the FTP client from the command prompt or from the shell.

x:\xxxx> ftp localhost

(Localhost is used in the case that connection is being made to that PC’s own FTP server. If
connection is being made from another PC, input the IP address of the PC the FTP server is
operating from.)

Connected to Host name

220 Microsoft FTP Service
User (Host name:(none)): Username
331 Password required for Username ← Input user name
Password: Password ← Input password

• The host name of the connected PC is displayed in the host name area.

• Input the registered user name in the user name area.

• Input the password registered by the user in the password area.

The password is not shown on the screen, so be careful to input the upper and lower case
letters correctly.

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If "Connected to ..." is not displayed, either the FTP service has not been started or the IP address
input was not correct.
If the user name and password are input and

230 User username logged in.

is displayed, user setting was performed correctly. Also, if

530 User username cannot log in.

Login failed.

is displayed, user setting was not performed correctly, or a mistake was made in inputting the
password.
Input the following command and obtain the current directory.
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ftp> pwd
257 "/username" is current directory.

Here, the user name area will be displayed if the home directory and virtual directory are set for the
logged in user name. If they are not set for that name, "/" (root) will be displayed.
Also, in the case of Windows, display of this directory makes it a virtual directory due to the FTP
server settings, it will generally differ from an actual directory that can be seen using Windows
Explorer, etc.

Copy or create a appropriate part program file to a directory corresponding to the above "/
username" directory as a test file for the transmission test. Input the following command and obtain
the file index.

OK ftp> dir
200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for file list.
-rwxr-xr-x 1 owner group 16 Feb 10 18:48 TEST.MIN
-rwxr-xr-x 1 owner group 16 Feb 10 18:48 C120226.MIN
-rwxr-xr-x 1 owner group 16 Feb 10 18:48 C120227.MIN
13 bytes received in 0.00 seconds (13000.00 Kbytes/sec)

The transmission is OK if the file list is displayed in the UNIX listing style as shown above.
If the listing style differs, as in the example shown below,

NG ftp> dir
200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /bin/ls.
02-10-03 06:48PM 16 TEST.MIN
02-10-03 06:48PM 16 C120226.MIN
02-10-03 06:48PM 16 C120227.MIN
226 Transfer complete.
ftp: 496 bytes received in 0.25Seconds 1.98Kbytes/sec.

The directory listing style of the Internet Service Manager may not be set on "UNIX." Check the
settings.
Also, if

550 .: Access is denied.

is displayed, in a UNIX system, the access authority is not set correctly, and in a Windows system,
either reading of the virtual directory by the Internet Service Manager may not be permitted or the
current user may not have the authority to access the actual directory set in the virtual directory.

Input the following command and copy (download) this file.

ftp> get TEST.MIN

200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for TEST.MIN(72 bytes).
226 Transfer complete.
72 bytes received in 0.23 seconds (0.31 Kbytes/sec)
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Input the following command, then copy (upload) this file. If

ftp> put TEST.MIN

200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for TEST.MIN.
226 Transfer complete.
72 bytes sent in 0.00 seconds (72000.00 Kbytes/sec)

is displayed, it is OK.
If

550 TEST.MIN: Access is denied.

is shown here, in the case of UNIX, access authority may not have been set correctly, and in the
case of Windows, either writing settings in the virtual directory in the Internet Service Manager may
not be permitted, or the user entering the real directory in the virtual directory may not have authority
to enter it.

Input

ftp> bye

to close the FTP program.

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This manual may be at variance with the actual product due to

specification or design changes.
Please also note that specifications are subject to change without notice.
If you require clarification or further explanation of any point in this manual,
please contact your OKUMA representative.