Users Guide

Table Of Contents

NOTE: The virtual MAC identity that ASM assigns to the NIC depends on the network type selected when adding a

network.

• For a LAN network type, a virtual MAC address is assigned to the server.

• For an iSCSI network type, a virtual iSCSI MAC address is assigned to the server.

6. In the VLAN ID eld, type the VLAN ID between 1 and 4094.

NOTE: ASM uses the VLAN ID specically to congure I/O modules to enable network trac to ow from the

server to congured networks during deployment.

NOTE: The VLAN ID can be edited only if the network is not currently referenced by a template.

7. Select Congure static IP address ranges check box, and then do the following:

NOTE: After a network is created, you cannot select or clear the Congure static IP address ranges check box to

congure static IP address pools.

a. In the Gateway eld, type the default gateway IP address for routing network trac.

b. In the Subnet Mask eld, type the subnet mask.

c. Optionally, in the Primary DNS and Secondary DNS elds, type the IP addresses of primary DNS (required) and secondary

DNS (optional).

d. Optionally, in the DNS Sux eld, type the DNS sux to append for host name resolution.

e. Click Add IP Range, type a Starting IP Address and Ending IP Address, and then click Save IP Range. Repeat this step to

add multiple IP address ranges based on the requirement.

NOTE: The IP address ranges cannot overlap. For example, you cannot create an IP address range of 10.10.10.1–

10.10.10.100 and another range of 10.10.10.50–10.10.10.150.

NOTE: The network type can be edited only if the network is not currently referenced by a template.

8. To dene the network conguration, click Save.