Product User Guide

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netmask [show]
Display the netmask currently used by the Intel
®
RMM2:
C:\Program Files\KiraTool>kiratool -l 192.168.2.6 –a -u admin
-p password netmask
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
netmask set <netmask>
You can set the netmask using the normal IP dot notation. Note that changing the netmask can
change the behavior of the Intel
®
RMM2 with regards to broadcasting. If you “widen” the netmask
then broadcasts by the Intel
®
RMM2 can use more network bandwidth.
C:\Program Files\KiraTool>kiratool -l 192.168.2.6 –a -u admin
-p password netmask set 255.255.0.0
Successfully set Subnet mask to 255.255.0.0
gw [show]
This shows the currently used default routing gateway for the Intel
®
RMM2:
C:\Program Files\KiraTool>kiratool -l 192.168.2.6 –a -u admin
-p password gw
Default gateway: 192.168.2.1
gw set <ip address>
This will set a new default routing gateway:
C:\Program Files\KiraTool>kiratool -l 192.168.2.6 –a -u admin
-p password gw set 192.168.2.3
Successfully set Default gateway to 192.168.2.3
ipsrc [show]
This command allows you to view which method the Intel
®
RMM2 uses in order to get its IP
address:
C:\Program Files\KiraTool>kiratool -l 192.168.2.6 –a -u admin
-p password ipsrc
IP source: DHCP Address
ipsrc set [static|dhcp|bios|none]
The three methods available work as follows:
• dhcp allows the Intel
®
RMM2 to get the IP configuration from the locally resident
DHCP server. This should be in the same broadcast domain as the Intel
®
RMM2,
otherwise the DHCP lookup will not work. The DHCP also sets other basic
information like the netmask, IP address, and the gateway address.
• static allows only static setting of the Intel
®
RMM2’s IP address.
• none means unspecified.
• bios is the method where the Intel
®
RMM2 will look into the BIOS of the host in order
to find the IP address.