Use the Modify Port Settings panel in the SAN Volume Controller Console to
change existing cluster Ethernet port settings. If you are changing
IP setting that you are currently using to connect to the cluster,
you may need to re-establish the connection to the cluster.
Attributes
The
following attributes are displayed for IPv4 port settings:
- Cluster Ethernet Port
- Displays the port number for the Ethernet connection to the cluster. SAN Volume Controller supports
two Ethernet ports to provide redundancy.
- IP Address
- Displays the IP address of the cluster.
- Service IP Address
- Displays either the static IP address that was defined for the
service IP or DHCP, which indicates that the service IP address is
dynamically generated by a DHCP server.
Note: If you
do not select a service IP address, the SAN Volume Controller selects
DHCP to automatically assign a service IP address.
The
service IP address is used if the node needs to be started after it
has been removed from the cluster.
- Subnet Mask
- Displays the subnet mask of the cluster. Subnet masks are only
valid for IPv4 addresses.
- Gateway
- Displays the IP address for the default gateway for the cluster.
The following attributes are displayed for IPv6
port settings:
- Cluster Ethernet Port
- Displays the port number for the Ethernet connection to the cluster. SAN Volume Controller supports
two Ethernet ports to provide redundancy.
- IP address
- Displays the IP address of the cluster. The SAN Volume Controller Console supports
the following IPv6 formats:
- Service IP Address
- Displays either the static IP address that was defined for the
service IP or DHCP, which indicates that the service IP address is
dynamically generated by a DHCP server. The service IP address is
used if the node needs to be started after it has been removed from
the cluster.
Note: If you do not select a service IP
address, the SAN Volume Controller selects
DHCP to automatically assign a service IP address.
The SAN Volume Controller Console supports
the following IPv6 formats:
- IPv6 Network Prefix
- Displays the network prefix that is associated with the IPv6 cluster
and service IP addresses. Valid values are 0 - 127.
- Gateway
- Displays the IP address for the default gateway for the cluster.
Fields
The
following fields can be updated for IPv4 port settings:
- IP address
- Enter a valid IPv4 address for the selected cluster Ethernet port.
- Service IP Address
- Select the service IP address which connects to a node if the
node has been removed from the cluster and is being serviced. You
can select one of the following options:
- Assign automatically (DHCP)
- Select this if you want the service IP address to be assigned
automatically through a DHCP server.
- Static IP:
- Enter an IP address for the service IP address.
- Subnet Mask
- Enter the subnet mask for the cluster.
- Gateway
- Enter the gateway IP address used for the cluster.
The following fields can be updated for IPv6
port settings:
- IP address
- Enter a valid IPv6 address for the selected cluster Ethernet port.
- Service IP Address
- Select the service IP address which connects to a node if the
node has been removed from the cluster and is being serviced. You
can select one of the following options:
- Assign automatically (DHCP)
- Select this if you want the service IP address to be assigned
automatically through a DHCP server.
- Static IP:
- Enter an IP address for the service IP address.
The SAN Volume Controller Console supports
the following IPv6 formats:
- IPv6 Network Prefix
- Displays the network prefix that is associated with the IPv6 cluster
and service IP addresses. Valid values are 0 - 127.
- Gateway
- Enter the gateway IP address used for the cluster.
Actions
The
following actions are available:
- OK
- Click this button to change the selected cluster port settings
to the new values.
- Cancel
- Click this button to exit this panel without modifying port settings.