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backup adapter. During normal operations, if the adapters in the primary team fail, a link to one of the adapters in the secondary, backup team automatically takes over. Four types of Dual Channel NFT teams can be configured: Switch-assisted Dual Channel NFT teams, Switch-assisted Dual Channel NFT and Preference Order teams, 802.3ad Dynamic Dual Channel NFT teams, and 802.3ad Dynamic Dual Channel NFT and Preference Order teams. NOTE: Dual Channel Network Fault Tolerance teaming capabilities are not supported on systems running Windows® 2000. • Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) support-a media- and protocol-independent network protocol that is used to obtain protocol addresses of neighboring devices and discover the platform and other information of those devices. • Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) support-a media- and protocol-independent network protocol that is used to obtain protocol addresses of neighboring devices and discover the platform and other information of those devices. • Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) support-IGMP is a session-layer (Layer-3) protocol used to establish membership in a Multicast group. It can register a router to receive specific multicast traffic. The INP features are included with the networking software (release 7.71 and higher). To enable the INP features, an INP license must be installed on the system. This user guide describes how to install these licenses on your system and how to configure the features. For the latest driver, firmware, and documentation updates, go to HP Networking website (http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/servers/networking/index.html). Intelligent Networking Pack licenses Each server requires a separate INP license. When installed on the system, the license is "attached" to the server and cannot be revoked. The license will stay with that server for the life of the server. The license is associated with the server's serial number, so a change in the server's name or IP address will not invalidate the license. One INP license enables all INP features on the server. Four categories of INP licenses are available. Each license offers full, unlimited functionality. • Single license pack-Authorizes one licensed seat. • Flexible Quantity license pack-Authorizes the set number of licensed seats ordered. • Activation Key Agreement license pack-Allows you to authorize additional licensed seats under the terms of a signed and implemented Activation Key Agreement (AKA) only. • Demo-Allows you to evaluate the features for a set number of seats and a set number of days Installing an Intelligent Networking Pack license INP-Windows Edition licenses can be installed through the following: • HP ProLiant Essentials Network License Manager, which can be launched through one of the following: o HP Network Configuration Utility (NCU) (release 7.71 and higher) o HP Virus Throttle for Windows Utility installation • HP ProLiant Essentials Network License Manager (nalicense) Overview 5

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backup adapter. During normal operations, if the adapters in the primary team fail, a link to one
of the adapters in the secondary, backup team automatically takes over. Four types of Dual
Channel NFT teams can be configured: Switch-assisted Dual Channel NFT teams, Switch-assisted
Dual Channel NFT and Preference Order teams, 802.3ad Dynamic Dual Channel NFT teams,
and 802.3ad Dynamic Dual Channel NFT and Preference Order teams.
NOTE:
Dual Channel Network Fault Tolerance teaming capabilities are not supported on
systems running Windows® 2000.
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) support
—a media- and protocol-independent network protocol that is
used to obtain protocol addresses of neighboring devices and discover the platform and other
information of those devices.
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) support
—a media- and protocol-independent network protocol
that is used to obtain protocol addresses of neighboring devices and discover the platform and other
information of those devices.
Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) support
—IGMP is a session-layer (Layer-3) protocol
used to establish membership in a Multicast group. It can register a router to receive specific
multicast traffic.
The INP features are included with the networking software (release 7.71 and higher). To enable the INP
features, an INP license must be installed on the system. This user guide describes how to install these
licenses on your system and how to configure the features.
For the latest driver, firmware, and documentation updates, go to HP Networking website
(
).
Intelligent Networking Pack licenses
Each server requires a separate INP license. When installed on the system, the license is "attached" to the
server and cannot be revoked. The license will stay with that server for the life of the server. The license is
associated with the server's serial number, so a change in the server's name or IP address will not
invalidate the license. One INP license enables all INP features on the server.
Four categories of INP licenses are available. Each license offers full, unlimited functionality.
Single license pack
—Authorizes one licensed seat.
Flexible Quantity license pack
—Authorizes the set number of licensed seats ordered.
Activation Key Agreement license pack
—Allows you to authorize additional licensed seats under the
terms of a signed and implemented Activation Key Agreement (AKA) only.
Demo
—Allows you to evaluate the features for a set number of seats and a set number of days
Installing an Intelligent Networking Pack license
INP-Windows Edition licenses can be installed through the following:
HP ProLiant Essentials Network License Manager, which can be launched through one of the
following:
o
HP Network Configuration Utility (NCU) (release 7.71 and higher)
o
HP Virus Throttle for Windows Utility installation
HP ProLiant Essentials Network License Manager (nalicense)