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system is configured for NIC teaming. The remote access device
receives data through NIC 1, NIC 2, NIC 3, and NIC 4; but it
transmits data only through NIC 1. If NIC 1 fails, the remote access
device will transmit data on NIC 2. If NIC 2 fails, the remote access
device will transmit data on NIC 3. If NIC 3 fails, the remote access
device will transmit data on NIC 4. If NIC 4 fails the remote access
device fails over all data transmission back to NIC 1, but only if the
original NIC 1 failure has been corrected.
NOTE: Shared with failover - All LOMS option may not be available on
iDRAC6 Enterprise controller.
Advanced LAN Configuration
1 Set additional attributes for VLAN, VLAN ID, VLAN priority,
Auto Negotiate, LAN speed, and LAN duplex.
•
VLAN — Enables or disables the VLAN mode of operation and
parameters. When VLAN is enabled, only matched VLAN ID traffic is
accepted. When disabled, VLAN ID and VLAN Priority are not
available, and any values present for those parameters are ignored.
•
VLAN ID — Sets the VLAN ID value. Legal values fall in the range of
1 to 4094, as defined by IEEE 801.1g specification.
•
VLAN Priority — Sets the VLAN ID priority value. Legal values fall in
the range of 0 to 7, as defined by IEEE 801.11g specification.
•
Auto Negotiate — Turns the auto-negotiate feature on or off. When
auto-negotiate is on, it determines whether iDRAC automatically sets
the
Duplex Mode and Network Speed values by communicating with
the nearest router or hub. When auto-negotiate is off, you must set
the
Duplex Mode and Network Speed values manually.
•
LAN Speed — Configures the network speed to 100 Mb or 10 Mb to
match the user's network environment. This option is not available if
Auto-Negotiate is set to On .
•
LAN Duplex — Configures the duplex mode to Full or Half to match
the user's network environment. This option is not available if
Auto-
Negotiate
is set to On .
2 Click OK to save your settings and return to the LAN Configuration menu.
3 Click Next to proceed to "Common IP Configuration."
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