HP StorageWorks Scalable File Share - Manual (Page 191)

Using the configure server command 7–9
2. The
Configure Networks
menu is displayed. Select the option to configure Gigabit Ethernet
networks.
Configure Networks -------------------------------------------------------------
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1) Configure Gigabit Ethernet Networks
2) Configure InfiniBand Interconnect
3) Configure Quadrics Interconnect
a) All of the above
n) Next Section
p) Previous Section
c) Cancel
Enter your choice [a]: 1
3. The
Configure Gigabit Ethernet Networks
menu is displayed. Select the interface of the
network where you want to change the alias IP address. In this example, the
eth1
interface is
selected.
Configure Gigabit Ethernet Networks --------------------------------------------
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1) eth1 Inuse
2) Add a Bonded Network device
3) Delete a Bonded Network device
a) All of the above
n) Next Section
p) Previous Section
c) Cancel
Enter your choice [a]:1
4. The
Network Device
menu is displayed. Select the option for the alias IP. When prompted, enter
the new alias IP address.
Network Device (eth1) ----------------------------------------------------------
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1) Type of network tcp
2) Start IP None
3) Netmask 255.255.255.0
4) MTU 1500
5) Alias IP None
6) Configure the network device on all servers yes
a) All of the above
n) Next Section
p) Previous Section
c) Cancel
Enter your choice [a]: 4
5. Save your changes and exit.
7.3 Using the configure server command
As described in Table 7-1, when a parameter value is changed, the
configure server
command must
be run for the affected servers. In some cases, only one server is affected; in other cases, the administration
and MDS servers are affected; and in a few cases, all servers are affected. Using the information provided
in Table 7-1, determine which server or servers are affected by the parameter you are changing, then run
the
configure server
command as appropriate, in one of the following ways:
CAUTION: Do not use the
configure server all
command to update the servers in this scenario.
• If only one server is affected, enter the
configure server
command for that server, as shown in
the following example, where the administration server (
south1
) is configured:
sfs> configure server south1