13242 %d is not a valid entry. Please specify a value between %d and %d for this field.
17074 Configuration operation was cancelled by user
17090 %1
17091 %1 %2
17167 Close
17438 Internal error in NCPA.CPL: LMUICMN DLL Initialization failed
17460 CONTROL.HLP
17500 &Trap Destination
17501 &Trap Destination for %1
17502 %1 is an invalid Trap Destination.
17510 Invalid TCP Domain Name.
17545 Lan Adapter number information mismatch in Configuration Registry
17550 Unknown network card.
17551 IP address must be unique for each network card.
17552 You must specify a name in the Domain Name Service (DNS) Search Order.
17553 At least one of the adapter cards has an empty Primary WINS address. Do you want to continue?
17554 Your default gateway does not belong to one of the\nconfigured interfaces. Do you want to change it?
17555 TCP/IP is not completely configured. If you cancel now, TCP/IP will be disabled. Do you want to cancel TCP/IP configuration?
17556 The LANA number of each protocol must be unique.
17558 LANA numbers must be less than 128 for each protocol.
17559 Invalid host name.
17560 Invalid IP or Subnet Mask address.
17561 Cannot open the %1 file. Please make sure that you specified the correct path for the LMHOSTS file.
17562 Please enter the path for your LMHOSTS file first.
17563 Network identifications must be unique. Please check your subnet mask.
17564 Cannot create %1 file.
17565 Setup cannot load NetBIOS information. Please continue the network installation and then select Network in Control Panel to configure the NetBIOS interface.
17566 Hewlett-Packard Network Port
17567 Close
17568 The DHCP protocol will attempt to automatically configure your workstation during system initialization. Any values other than the IP Address and Subnet Mask of this computer that are specified in these configuration dialogs will be used instead of the values obtained by DHCP. Do you want to enable DHCP?
17569 0.0.0.0 is an invalid Default Gateway address.
17570 The File Transfer Protocol relies on the ability to pass user passwords over the network without data encryption.
17571 A user with physical access to the network may be able to examine users' passwords during FTP validation.
17572 Are you sure you want to continue?
17575 You must specify a username and password if allowing anonymous connections.
17576 The Home Directory specified is invalid.
17577 The maximum number of connections is invalid
17578 The maximum timeout setting is invalid
17590 %1KB
17591 You don't have enough disk space. Please remove some TCP/IP components.
17592 DHCP enables automatic configuration of TCP/IP parameters for your computer. Your internetwork must have a DHCP server if you want to take advantage of this feature.
17593 Choose Continue to add the selected TCP/IP components to your system.
17594 Choose Cancel to return to Network Settings dialog box.
17595 Choose Help to see more detailed information about the TCP/IP components listed in this dialog box.
17598 TCP/IP connectivity utilities include finger, FTP, r* commands, Telnet, etc.
17599 The SNMP service allows your computer to be administered remotely using remote management tools. SNMP also allows you to monitor TCP/IP statistics using Performance Monitor.
17600 TCP/IP network printing support allows your computer to share and print directly to UNIX print queues or direct-connect network printers using TCP/IP.
17601 The FTP Server service allows you to share files over the network with any remote system that supports the file transfer protocol (FTP) and TCP/IP.
17602 The simple TCP/IP services include echo, daytime, chargen, and discard, which allows your computer to respond to requests from other computers that support these protocols.
17603 The DHCP Server service provides automatic configuration and addressing for Windows TCP/IP computers on your internetwork. Choose this option to make this computer a DHCP server.
17604 The WINS Server service provides a dynamic name service for computers on your Windows internetwork. Choose this option to make this computer a WINS Server.
17608 At least one of your network adapters has automatic DHCP configuration enabled. In order to correctly install the DHCP Server, setup will disable automatic DHCP configuration. Are you sure you want to install the DHCP Server?
17610 Select the network adapter for which you want to configure advanced options.
17611 Type additional IP addresses for the selected network adapter.
17612 This list specifies the IP addresses assigned to the selected network adapter.
17613 Type an IP address for an additional gateway for the selected network adapter.
17614 At least one of your network adapters has automatic DHCP configuration enabled. In order to correctly install the WINS Server, setup will disable automatic DHCP configuration. Are you sure you want to install the WINS Server?
17615 This list specified the Default Gateways assigned to the selected network adapter.
17616 Choose this option to use any DNS servers specified in the DNS Configuration dialog box to resolve Windows Network names.
17617 The Scope ID allows you to specify a NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NBT) scope identifier for your computer. This value is usually left blank.
17618 Choose this option to allow this computer to participate with other routers on the network running the RIP protocol.
17619 Adds the IP address for the specified gateway to the Default Gateways list.
17620 Removes the selected IP address for a gateway from the Default Gateways list.
17621 Increases the priority of the selected gateway in the Default Gateways list.
17622 Decreases the priority of the selected gateway in the Default Gateways list.
17623 Adds the specified IP address to the IP address list.
17624 Removes the selected IP address from the IP address list.
17625 Choose this option to allow clients configured for broadcast resolution to use this computer as gateway to a WINS Server.
17626 Choose OK to commit all changes you made to the Advanced TCP/IP configuration in this dialog box.
17627 Choose Cancel to discard changes you made to the Advanced TCP/IP configuration in this dialog box.
17628 Choose Help to see more detailed information on about the Advanced TCP/IP configuration options in this dialog box.
17629 Choose this option to use LMHOSTS file to resolve Windows Network names.
17630 Select the network adapter that you want to configure. This list contains the network adapters on this computer.
17631 DHCP enables automatic configuration of TCP/IP parameters for your computer. Your internetwork must have a DHCP server running if you want to take advantage of this feature for easy configuration.
17632 The IP address identifies the selected network adapter on the TCP/IP network. The network administrator should provide this value.
17633 The subnet mask identifies network membership for your computer and your host ID. The network administrator should provide this value.
17634 The default gateway routes TCP/IP traffic to remote destinations. The network administrator should provide this value, which is the IP address of your local gateway.
17636 Choose OK to commit all changes you made to the TCP/IP network configuration in this dialog box.
17637 Choose Cancel to discard changes you made to the TCP/IP network configuration in this dialog box.
17638 Choose DNS to configure your computer to use Domain Name System (DNS) servers for hostname resolution on your network.
17639 Choose Advanced to configure the advanced TCP/IP options, which includes static routes.
17640 Choose Help to see more detailed information about the TCP/IP components listed in this dialog box.
17641 Your computer will use the primary Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) Server to resolve Windows Network names.
17642 If the primary WINS Server is unavailable on your network, the secondary WINS server will be used to resolve Windows Network names.
17643 Choose this option to enable RIP Routing.
17644 To enable Rip Routing. Your system need to have at least 2 network adapter cards.\n\nYou also need to install IP Rip Routing software from network control panel and enable the IP Routing checkbox.
17645 To enable Relay Agent.
17646 To config Relay Agent.
17647 To enable Relay Agent, install Relay Agent software from network control panel.
17648 Relay Agent requires at least one DHCP Server IP address.
17649 Rip Routing requires static IP addresses. Do you want to reconfigure your IP address?
17650 Rip Routing requires static IP addresses for all adapters. At least 1 adapter has Automatic DHCP configuration enabled for its IP address.
17651 The hostname is used by TCP/IP connectivity utilities (such as rexec) to identify your local computer.
17652 The domain name is used with the hostname to produce a fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) for connectivity utilities (such as rexec). Example: microsoft.com
17658 Type the IP address of a DNS server that you want to add to the DNS Server search list. The network administrator should provide this value.
17659 Adds the specified DNS server to the DNS Server search list.
17660 Removes the selected DNS server from the DNS Server search list.
17661 This list specifies, in priority order, the DNS servers to be used for resolving hostnames.
17662 Type a domain suffix to add to the domain suffix list. The network administrator should provide this value.
17663 This list specifies, in priority order, the domain suffixes to be applied to hostnames during hostname resolution.
17664 Adds the specified domain suffix to the Domain Suffix search list.
17665 Removes the selected domain suffix from the Domain Suffix search list.
17666 Choose OK to commit all changes you made to the DNS network configuration in this dialog box.
17667 Choose Cancel to discard changes you made to the DNS network configuration in this dialog box.
17668 Choose Help to see more detailed information about the DNS configuration options in this dialog box.
17669 Increases the priority of the selected DNS server in the DNS Server search list.
17670 Decreases the priority of the selected DNS server in the DNS server search list.
17672 Increases the priority of the selected domain suffix in the Domain Suffix search list.
17673 Decreases the priority of the selected domain suffix in the Domain Suffix search list.
17674 Do you want to use DHCP service to configure your IP Addresses?
