Step 7: Setting the IP Address
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In the above example, the IP addresses and subnet mask are included as
examples only. Your values will be different.
If you prefer to let your DHCP server assign the IP address, type the
following string, then press Enter.
administrator@cli> net -a mod -t mgmt -s "dhcp=enable"
Note that the IP address described above belongs to the VTrak subsystem,
not to the RAID controller. Use this IP address to log into the VTrak over your
network.
3. To verify the settings, type net and press Enter.
administrator@cli> net
===========================================
CId Port Type IP Mask Gateway Link
===========================================
1 1 Mgmt 192.168.10.85 255.255.255.0 192.168.10.1 Up
Each RAID controller has an IP addresses for access when the controller
goes into
maintenance mode
. Maintenance mode is only for remedial action
in the event of a problem with the controller. See Chapter 8 of the
VTrak
E-Class Product Manual
on the CD for more information.
4. Type the following string to set the Maintenance Mode IP address and other
settings, then press Enter. You must set each controller separately.
administrator@cli> net -a mod -t mgmt -m -c 1 -s
"primaryip=192.168.10.101, primaryipmask=255.255.255.0,
gateway=192.168.10.1"
administrator@cli> net -a mod -t mgmt -m -c 2 -s
"primaryip=192.168.10.102, primaryipmask=255.255.255.0,
gateway=192.168.10.1"
In the above example, the IP addresses and subnet mask are included as
examples only. Your values will be different.
If you prefer to let your DHCP server assign the IP addresses, type the
following strings, then press Enter.
administrator@cli> net -a mod -t mgmt -m -c 1 -s "dhcp=enable"
administrator@cli> net -a mod -t mgmt -m -c 2 -s "dhcp=enable"
Note that the IP address described above belongs to the RAID controller, not
to the VTrak subsystem. Use this IP address to log into the controller over
your network.
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