Connecting The Keyboard, Mouse, And Tablet; Network Connections - HP xw8400 Workstation Hardware Setup Manual

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Connecting Peripherals

Connecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and Tablet

Connect the keyboard, mouse, and tablet to the USB extender and the Linux workstation before
booting the workstation and before installing the application.
The Wacom® Intuos USB tablet is shipped with your system. All customization with respect to
the tablet, including setting tablet margins, should be done in the Preferences menu of your
application. For help, see the description of Pointer preferences in the User's Guide for your
application.

Network Connections

Consult the
"Peripherals Connection Diagrams"
card (NIC) locations.
Connecting to Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) Networks
You must use the correct Gigabit Ethernet network card to connect your Linux workstation to
the Wire network. Otherwise, you may degrade the performance of your Wire network.
Do the following to maximize Wire network performance in your facility:
Connect ports from the add-on network card to the switch used for your Wire network.
Connect the house network to the on-board network port shown in
Diagrams"
on page 11. Do not use any of the ports on the add-on network card for your house
network. If the house network is not connected to the on-board network port, consult your
system administrator to reconfigure it.
Use high-quality Category 6 (Cat 6) network cables when connecting the Linux workstation
to your Wire network switch.
Connecting to the Infiniband (IB) Network
Your Linux workstation may be configured with an optional QuickSilver InfiniSERV 7000
adapter. The IB network adapter resides in PCI slot five. On the HP xw8400 workstation the PCI
slots are numbered one to seven from top to bottom. Consult the
Diagrams"
on page 11 as a reference for the optional IB network adapter location.
You must use the correct port on the IB network adapter to connect your Linux workstation to
the IB Network.
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on page 11 as a reference for network interface
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