HP BL25/35/45p Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide
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Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide May 2003 (First Edition) Part Number 334274-00A - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 2
subject to change without notice. The warranties for HP products are set forth in the express limited Technical Data for Commercial Items are licensed to the U.S. Government under vendor's standard commercial license. Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide May 2003 (First Edition) Part - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 3
...9 Configuration Properties 10 NIC Configuration Properties ...10 Team Configuration Properties...10 XML Script File...11 Error Handling and Reporting 13 Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide 3 - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 4
guide is for the person who administers, configures and troubleshoots networks. HP assumes you are qualified in the servicing of the data file from the source server are used to modify the configuration of the NICs on the target system. Introduction The HP Network Teaming and Configuration Utility - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 5
forming the team on the source server are not present on the target system. For example, if NICs 3 and 5 are teamed on the source server but the target system has only four NICs, an error will be reported and the configuration will not be applied. 6 Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 6
of the target system will consist only of configuring individual NICs. Scripting Application (CQNICCMD) CQNICCMD is a Windows NT4 utility that processes a network adapter configuration script file to duplicate the NIC Teaming configuration of a source ProLiant ML/DL server on a target server. The - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 7
option causes the source server configuration to be saved. server configuration by clicking Save in the Compaq Network Teaming Configuration user interface. /D This configuration option causes all teams on the target server An invalid log file name will cause the configuration to terminate with - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 8
installed as a result of the configuration. This is intended to be used as part of an unattended installation since this keeps the TCP/IP settings property page from appearing provided that you have a server configured which can act as the source. Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide 9 - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 9
the unique identifier for the NIC team. Each team name on the target system must be unique. • OpMode-determines the team operating mode. Possible values are Manual, FailOnFault, SmartSwitch, TransmitLoadBalancing, and SwitchAsstLoadBalancing. 10 Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 10
Initial Primary NIC for Manual, FailOnFault, and 3000 to 60000. Values less than 3000 will be set to 3000, while values greater than 60000 will be set to 60000. XML Script File ='Auto/Auto' /> Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide 11 - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 11
='OpMode' value='FailOnFault' /> 12 Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - HP BL25/35/45p | Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting User Guide - Page 12
including differences between the source and target system NICs or because of errors , a WARNING error message will be written to a log file and configuration will continue with either default or three (3) or greater. The specifics about all errors can be determined by viewing the log file
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Windows NT4 Network Adapter Scripting
User Guide
May 2003 (First Edition)
Part Number 334274-00A