Oracle SL150 - Configure Network Port 2

2. From the "Configure Network for" drop-down list select either:IPv4 only or IPv4
and IPv6
3. From the "Configure IPv4" drop-down list select either:
• Static — You must enter the Address, Netmask, and Gateway. In most cases,
you will want to choose Static so that library interface clients can always find
the server at a stable, well-known network location.
• DHCP — A DHCP server must be running on your network to use this setting.
4. From the "Configure IPv6:" drop-down list select either:
• Static — You must enter the Address, Prefix Length, and Gateway. In general,
if your DNS (Domain Name Service) supports IPv6 addresses, select Static so
that library interface clients can always find the server at a stable, well-known
network location.
• Stateless (SLAAC) — If DNS does not support IPv6 addresses, select
Stateless (SLAAC). With a stateless address, library interface clients can find
the server at an address based on the unique MAC (media access control)
address of the network interface card in the robot/controller assembly. A
stateless address will not change unless the robot has to be replaced
• DHCPv6 — If a DHCPv6 server is available on your network, you can select
DHCPv6. Be aware the network address of the library user interface will
change.
5. Click Next.
Related Topics
• IPv6 Network Address Support
The dual-stack network configuration supports both IPv4 and IPv6.
Configure Network Port 2
Optionally, configure Network Port 2 for library managed encryption (LME).
LME requires library code 3.50 and above. Configuring Port 2 will force LME through
Port 2 only. Leaving the Port 2 configuration set to the default will for LME through Port
1 only (if you enable LME).
Note:
Do not configure Port 2 for any other use than with LME, otherwise you may
encounter issues. If you are not using LME, Oracle recommends that you
leave Port 2 set to the defaults. See Behavior of Library Port 1 and Port 2
with LME for more information.
1. From the Network Port 2 list, select On or Off.
The library supports Port 2 being on the same subnet as the KMA IPv4 addresses.
Entering a gateway is not required if Port 2 and the KMA are on the same subnet.
You should enter a gateway that can reach all OKM cluster KMA's.
Chapter 4
Run the Configuration Wizard
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