Comodo Network Center

• Comodo Network Center - Introduction
  • Software Components And System Requirements
  • Installing Comodo Network Center
  • Installing Comodo Network Center Agent
    • Installing CNC Agent To Already Installed Operating System
  • Starting Comodo Network Center
  • Logging-in To The Administrative Console
    • CNC - Registry License Key & Endpoints
  • The Main Interface
• Dashboard Navigation Pane
  • Operating System Installation
    • Distribution Kits (ISO Images) Management
    • Installation Wizard
    • Installing Operating Systems On Computers Using CNC Templates
  • Backup/Restore
    • Backup Wizard
    • Backup Templates
    • Backup Images
    • Restore Wizard
    • Restore Templates
  • Configuration
    • Network Configuration Wizard
    • Network Configuration
    • Computers
    • Users
      • Users
      • Roles
      • Permissions
  • Scheduling
    • Manage Scheduling Operations
    • Result Of Scheduled Operations
• Creating Your Comodo Network Center Account Through Comodo Accounts Manager Interface
• Microsoft Active Directory Integration
• Comodo Network Center Settings
• Comodo Network Center Profile
• Using Comodo Network Center Help
• How To... Tutorials
  • How To Add New User
  • How To Add A Role To A New User
  • How To Log In To Comodo Network Center With New User Account
  • How To Edit / Delete Already Backed Up Images
  • How To Delete A Scheduled Backup
  • How To Configure The Network Using External DHCP
  • How To Edit/Delete Assigned Account User
  • How To Create Partitions
  • How To Delete A Target Computer
  • How To Cleanup The Installation Processes
  • How To Delete An Installation Template
  • How To Deploy A Template To Target Computer
  • How To Schedule An Operating System Installation Template
  • How To Edit/ Delete Distribution Kits
  • How To Restore Selected Files/Folders
  • How To Install Operating System On Multiple Hosts
• Uninstalling Comodo Network Center
• Appendix 1 - Terms Definitions
• About Comodo

Network Configuration

Here you can configure CNC to work in a selected subnet, adjust the embedded DHCP server or use an external one.

• Log in to CNC server to configure CNC

Note: By default the predefined Login and Password to enter the system is cnc. We strongly recommended you to configure a new Login and Password for your safety.  To learn how to get an administrative Login and Password click here.

The Configuration Interface will open. Comodo Network Center Configuration includes four easy steps:

• Step1 - Select Interface

• Step2 -  Select DHCP

• Step3 -  DHCP Config

• Step4 -  Setup Summary

Step 1 - Select Interface

The first stage is supposed to detect and allow you to select CNC interfaces.

• Click 'Next' to continue the configuration process or 'Prev' button to return to a previous step
  

To configure the network using CNC DHCP

Step 2 -  Select DHCP

• Select the type of DHCP server

There are two types of DHCP server:

• External DHCP – Select this option if a DHCP server is already in use on the IP subnet

• CNC DHCP – Select this option if there is no DHCP server  available on the IP subnet 

• Click 'Next' to continue the configuration process or 'Prev' button to return to a previous step
  

Step 3 -  DHCP Config

The DHCP Configuration interface will open. Network Center's configuration interface includes customizable (Start Pool, End Pool and assign IP Address ONLY from this range) and options automatically detected by CNC (DNS, Default Gateway)
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• Click 'Next' to continue the configuration process or 'Prev' button to return to a previous step.
  

Step 4 -  Setup Summary

This step allows user to check whether all previous setting were configured correctly.

• Click 'Finish' to complete the configuration process or 'Prev' button to return to a previous step.

• On successful completion the confirmation message will be displayed.

• Click 'Ok' to close the dialog.

• Select 'Computers', select a host and click the 'Discover all' button.

After the Network configuration has been completed CNC can fully interact with computers in the configured subnet.