User`s guide
Chapter 4. Implementing the SAN Data Gateway 275
4.2.1 Setting the Ethernet address
Once restarted, the Ethernet port must be configured and attached using
network information provided by the network administrator. To set the IP address,
use the ethAddrSet command. The address must contain the double quotes (“):
Gateway > ethAddrSet “9.111.24.66”
Network not Enabled
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Host Address set to 9.111.24.66 for Ethernet interface
value = 0 = 0x0
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If a subnet is required then add it after the IP address and separate the two
addresses using a comma. For example:
Gateway > ethAddrSet “9.111.24.66”, “255.255.255.0”
If a gateway or standard router is to be specified, then issue the gateAddrGet
command to view if there is one set and the gateAddrSet command to set or
change it. For example:
Gateway > gateAddrGet
No current gateway address set
value = 0 = 0x0
Gateway > gateAddrSet “193.1.1.11”
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The Ethernet port on the SAN Data Gateway comes from the factory disabled. To
enable it, you must issue the ethEnable command. This will not take effect until
the unit is rebooted. The reboot can occur from a power off, or by issuing the
reboot command. During the reboot, you will see that the IP address is set and
now enabled.
Gateway > ethEnable
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Ethernet will be enabled on next boot
value = 0 = 0x0
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4.2.2 Using Telnet on the SAN Data Gateway
If a user would prefer to telnet to the SAN Data Gateway rather than by using the
service terminal port after initial setup, this can be done. First you must create a
user from the service terminal by using the userAdd command. Enter the login
name and password using the quotes and comma:
ITSO > userAdd “itso”, “residency”
value = 0 = 0x0
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