Adaptec iSA1500 User Guide - Page 170

Using CLI info Show the details about the interface. This includes: ■ IP number ■ Netmask ■ Broadcast address ■ MAC address ■ Whether DHCP is enabled ■ Whether it is configured (up) ■ Speed of interface If DHCP is enabled the output will show the active values for the interface plus the values which will be applied if DHCP is disabled. If the interface is down, the values shown are the stored values that will be applied when the interface comes up, provided that DHCP is not enabled. ip ip_numb[/mask] Specify the IP number for the interface. Optionally, the netmask may be set at the same time by adding the /mask value. This defines the number of bits that make up the network. Alternatively, the netmask can be defined by adding the netmask command to the same line. This command may be combined with the broadcast and netmask commands on a single line. If they are not given, default values will be deduced from the address supplied. If DHCP is enabled this command changes the stored value which will be used if DHCP is disabled. It does not change the actual value of the interface if DHCP is enabled otherwise it resets the interface. mtu bytes Specify the size of the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) for the interface. 8-31