Network Settings
Item | Options | Description |
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Network Interface Port |
| Select the system management network port. Note The options vary by platform. |
Fail-Over Rule |
| This item controls the types of fail-over allowed. Note
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Shared NIC on | OCP Card | Select the shared NIC port. Note This item is available only when |
Network Setting |
| The item is selectable only when Fail-Over Rule is configured to allow a failover to an onboard port or optional card. |
Burned-in MAC Address | N/A | Burned-in MAC address of the network interface controller |
Hostname | N/A | Host name of the BMC controller The BMC host name is generated using a combination of the string “XCC-“ followed by the server machine type and server serial number (for example. “XCC-7DG8-1234567890”) You can change the host name by entering up to a maximum of 63 characters in this field. |
DHCP Control |
| Configure DHCP Control or configure a static IP address manually.
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IP Address | x.x.x.x | Enter the IP address in dotted-decimal notation. |
Subnet Mask | x.x.x.x | Enter the subnet mask address in dotted-decimal notation. |
Default Gateway | x.x.x.x | Enter the default gateway address in dotted-decimal notation. |
IPv6 |
| Enable or disable IPv6 support on the management port. Note This item is unable to reset to the default value by using |
Local Link Address | N/A | Local link address |
VLAN Support |
| Enable or disable Virtual LAN (VLAN) support. When VLAN is enabled, you can specify an 802.1q VLAN ID for the management network port. Note This item is unable to reset to the default value by using |
VLAN ID | 1 | Specify a VLAN ID. The value range is 1 to 4094. Note This item is only when VLAN Support is enabled. |
Autonegotiation |
| Specify whether to enable auto-negotiation between the network connection.
Note This item is unable to reset to the default value by using |
Data rate |
| Set the amount of data to be transferred per second over LAN connection. Note
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Duplex |
| Set the type of communication channel used in the network.
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Maximum Transmission Unit | 1500 | Specify the maximum size of a packet (in bytes) for the network interface. For IPv4 networks, the MTU range is 68-1500 bytes For IPv6 networks, the MTU range is 1280-1500 bytes. |
Save Network Settings | N/A | Save the network setting changes to the BMC. It takes a few minutes for the changes to take effect. |