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IBM Switch 9077 User Manual

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GRF Configuration Files

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# FDDI card. NOTE: The logical interface number

# may be different from the physical interface on

# the card, depending on the single- or dual-

# attachedness of the various interfaces. Examples:

# "gf073" specifies the bottom-most connector

# on the FDDI card in slot 7; "gf020" specifies

# top-most connector on the FDDI card in slot 2,

# or the top TWO connectors on that card if they’re

# configured dual-attached.

#

# For ETHERNET cards, the fifth character will be 0, 1,

# 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 to specify the physical interface

# on the ETHERNET card.

# Examples:

# "ge067" specifies the 8th physical connector

# on the ETHERNET card in slot 6.

# "ge000" specifies the first (top) connector on the

# ETHERNET card in slot 0.

# "ge0f7" specifies the last (bottom) connector on the

# ETHERNET card in slot 15.

#

# For HIPPI cards, which only have one interface,

# the fifth character is always 0. Example:

# "gh0f0" specifies the interface for a HIPPI card

# in slot 15.

#

# The IP "address", "netmask" (optional), and "broad_dest" (optional)

# address fields must be specified in canonical IP dotted-quad notation.

# An entry of "-" (a single hyphen) may be specified for any of these

# fields as a place-holder. This may be useful, e.g., if no netmask

# is desired but a broadcast or destination address must be specified

# in the next field.

#

#

# For this release, the "broad_dest" field specifies the broadcast

# IP address for Ethernet & FDDI interfaces, and the destination of

# a point-to-point ATM or HIPPI interface.

#

# The "arguments" field is for any additional arguments to be supplied

# to the underlying ifconfig(8) command that will be executed by

# grifconfig(8). The most useful purpose would be to specify an

# MTU value for the interface using the "mtu" keyword of ifconfig(8).

# The keyword "iso" can also be specified here which designates the current

# line as an iso address entry.

# See the example entry below, and the man page for ifconfig(8).

#

#

# NOTE: All interface names are case sensitive ! Always use lower case letters

# when defining interface names.

#

#

# name address netmask broad_dest arguments

#

#de0 192.0.2.1 255.255.255.0 192.0.2.255 mtu 1024

lo0 127.0.0.1 255.0.0.0

#gl000 127.0.1.1

# configuration for iso addresses

#gf0xx 49.0000.80.3260.3260.3260.00 49.0000.80 - iso

# All possible IOSTB3 Interfaces

# gt000 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 - mtu 65520

#gt010 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 - mtu 65520