Assign Serial Port Output Using the Oracle ILOM Web Interface
Ethernet Device Naming
This section contains information about the device naming for the one 10-Gigabit Ethernet port
(labeled NET 0) on the back panel of the server. For location information, see “Back Panel
Connector Locations” on page 41.
Ethernet Port Device Naming
The device naming for the Ethernet interface is reported differently by different interfaces
and operating systems. The following table shows the BIOS (physical) and operating system
(logical) naming convention for the interface. This naming convention might vary depending on
the conventions of your operating system and which devices are installed in the server.
Note - Naming used by the interfaces might vary from that listed below depending on which
devices are installed in the system.
Port Solaris Linux Windows (example default names, see note below)
Net 0 igb0 ■ Linux 6 - eth0
■ Linux 7 - enp1
Ethernet
Note - For Windows, port naming such as Ethernet is used by default. Windows allows you to
rename the ports to meet application-specific needs.
Net 1 bnxt0
Net 2 bnxt1
MAC Address Mapping to Ethernet Ports
A system serial label that displays the MAC ID (and the associated barcode) for the server is
attached to the top, front-left side of the Oracle Server X8-2L server disk cage bezel.
This MAC ID (and barcode) corresponds to a hexadecimal (base 16) MAC address for a
sequence of six consecutive MAC addresses. These six MAC addresses correspond to the
server's network ports as shown in the following table.
Base MAC Address Corresponding Ethernet Port
“base” + 0 NET 0
“base” + 1 Unassigned
“base” + 2 Unassigned
“base” + 3 Unassigned
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