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34 Chapter 2 Installing Quick2Config on Windows systems

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where

portnumber

is a number other than the port on which the third-party

Web server is running.

If you plan to use a third-party Web server with Quick2Config, you can start the

Quick2Config server as follows:

➨ From the Windows Start menu, choose Programs > Quick2Config 2.2 >

Server.

The Quick2Config server takes a few seconds to perform its startup procedures.

The Starting Server window opens and displays the progress of the Quick2Config

server’s startup process. (See Figure 4 on page 32.)

The Optivity Quick2Config Server window also opens. (See Figure 5 on page 33.)

This window displays information about Quick2Config’s services and device

drivers as they are loaded. The message “Optivity Quick2Config Server -- Ready”

indicates that Quick2Config has been installed correctly.

Next, you must start a client session so that you can configure the integrated Web

server (page 66).

Starting a Quick2Config client session

Although you can start a client session from a Web browser, for purposes of

verifying the installation, use the following procedure to start the standalone

client:

➨ From the Windows Start menu, choose Programs > Quick2Config 2.2 >

Standalone Client.

After a few moments, the Optivity Quick2Config Login dialog box opens.

(See Figure 6 on page 35.) The opening of this dialog box indicates that the

Quick2Config software has been installed correctly and that the client software

can connect to the Quick2Config server.

Note:

If the Optivity Quick2Config Server window displays messages

about SYSLOG and TFTP conflicts, you can start the Quick2Config

server with command line options that disable the SYSLOG and TFTP

daemons. See “Using command line options” on page 76.

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