HP StorageWorks Clustered File System 3.2.1 Windows Storage Server Edition Administration Guide (February 2006)

Chapter 5: Configure Network Interfaces 42
If you need to remove a network interface from an online server, first
physically remove the corresponding cable from the server. PanPulse will
then report that the network interface is down and you can perform the
delete operation.
The
mx command to remove a network interface is as follows:
mx netif delete <interface_ip>
Allow or Discourage Administrative Traffic
By default, all network interfaces allow administrative traffic. However,
you can specify which networks you prefer to use for this traffic.
To allow or discourage administrative traffic on a network interface,
select that network interface on the Servers window, right-click, and then
select either “Allow Admin. Traffic” or “Discourage Admin. Traffic” as
appropriate.
From the command line, use the following command to allow
administrative traffic on specific network interfaces:
mx netif admin <interface_ip> ...
Use the following command to discourage administrative traffic:
mx netif noadmin <interface_ip> ...
Enable or Disable a Network Interface for
Virtual Hosting
By default, all network interfaces are enabled for virtual hosting. To
enable or disable a network interface for virtual hosting, select that
interface on the Servers window, right-click, and then select either
“Enable Hosting” or “Disable Hosting” as appropriate.
From the command line, use the following command to disable virtual
hosting:
mx netif disable <interface_ip> ...
Use the following command to enable virtual hosting:
mx netif enable <interface_ip> ...