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Setting IP Address Using the Serial Port, Flow control = Xon/Xoff

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If error conditions are encountered, they are displayed on the local RS-232 serial port after the switch completes the POST. See "errShow" in Chapter 4 for details. Setting IP Address Using the Serial Port There is a label on the front panel of the PowerVault 51F switch with space to include the IP address after it has been configured. NOTE: This label facilitates identification of the physical switch in maintenance mode. To enable a connection to the switch, the switch must have a valid IP address set. Two IP addresses can be set-one for the external out-of-band Ethernet port and one for in-band Fibre Channel network (IP) access. The serial port is initially logged on as admin with no password required. To set the IP address using the serial port, perform the following steps: 1. Connect the DB9 serial cable from the computer's COM port to the switch's RS-232 port. 2. Start the HyperTerminal by selecting Programs-> Accessories-> HyperTerminal and then hyperterm.exe. Supply a name in the Connection Description dialog box. Enter Direct to Com in the Connect Using dialog box. The COM Properties dialog box is displayed with the following settings: • 8-bit • No parity • One stop bit • 9600 baud • HyperTerminal • VT100 • Flow control = Xon/Xoff 3. Turn on the switch and read the messages on the screen. 4. As the admin user, type ipAddrSet and press . The following text appears: Ethernet IP Address [current address shown]: [enter new address if needed] Ethernet Subnetmaks [current]: [enter new subnet mask if needed] Fibre Channel IP Address [current]: [enter new address if needed] support.dell.com Installing the Dell PowerVault 51F Switch 1-17

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Installing the Dell PowerVault 51F Switch
1-17
If error conditions are encountered, they are displayed on the local RS-232 serial port
after the switch completes the POST. See “errShow” in Chapter 4 for details.
Setting IP Address Using the Serial Port
There is a label on the front panel of the PowerVault 51F switch with space to include
the IP address after it has been configured.
NOTE: This label facilitates identification of the physical switch in maintenance mode.
To enable a connection to the switch, the switch must have a valid IP address set.
Two IP addresses can be set—one for the external out-of-band Ethernet port and one
for in-band Fibre Channel network (IP) access.
The serial port is initially logged on as
admin
with no password required.
To set the IP address using the serial port, perform the following steps:
1.
Connect the DB9 serial cable from the computer’s COM port to the switch’s
RS-232 port.
2.
Start the HyperTerminal by selecting
Programs—>
Accessories—>
HyperTerminal
and then
hyperterm.exe
.
Supply a name in the
Connection Description
dialog box.
Enter
Direct to Com
<port#> in the
Connect Using
dialog box.
The
COM
<
port#
>
Properties
dialog box is displayed with the following settings:
•
8-bit
•
No parity
•
One stop bit
•
9600 baud
•
HyperTerminal
•
VT100
•
Flow control = Xon/Xoff
3.
Turn on the switch and read the messages on the screen.
4.
As the admin user, type
ipAddrSet
and press <Enter>. The following text
appears:
Ethernet IP Address [current address shown]:
[enter new
address if needed]
Ethernet Subnetmaks [current]: [enter new subnet mask if
needed]
Fibre Channel IP Address [current]: [enter new address if
needed]