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Marathon MTCETHR Virtual Adapter public LAN on CE

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HP NetServer AA Enable - Marathon Datagram Services Enable - Marathon Ethernet Provider Disable - MTCEtx driver 2. Configure a unique IP address for each dedicated IOP network connection. 3. Next, go to the CE Network Properties, and change the bindings on both Marathon MtcVnR to the following. • Marathon MtcVnR (for internal communication between IOP1 and CE) Enable - NetBEUI Protocol Disable - TCP/IP Protocol Disable - Wins Client (TCP/IP) • Marathon MtcVnR (for internal communication between IOP2 and CE) Enable - NetBEUI Protocol Disable - TCP/IP Protocol Disable - Wins Client (TCP/IP) • Marathon MTCETHR Virtual Adapter (public LAN on CE) Enable - NetBEUI Protocol Disable - TCP/IP Protocol Disable - Wins Client (TCP/IP) 4. Reboot the HP AA system. 5. After reboot, check that you can ping IOP1 and IOP2 IP addresses from the CE and from a third remote computer. Network backup configuration • Each pair of NICs assigned to CE, whether connected to the public LAN or the backup LAN, must be properly configured using Marathon Configuration Utility. • Each IOP must have a separate backup NIC connected to the backup LAN. The back-up network may also serve as the management network. In this case some management tools, such as TopTools, can access IOPs through the management network. 6-8 Hewlett-Packard Company

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Enable - Marathon Datagram Services
Enable - Marathon Ethernet Provider
Disable - MTCEtx driver
2.
Configure a unique IP address for each dedicated IOP network
connection.
3.
Next, go to the CE Network Properties, and change the bindings
on both Marathon MtcVnR to the following.
•
Marathon MtcVnR (for internal communication between IOP1
and CE)
Enable – NetBEUI Protocol
Disable – TCP/IP Protocol
Disable – Wins Client (TCP/IP)
•
Marathon MtcVnR (for internal communication between IOP2
and CE)
Enable – NetBEUI Protocol
Disable – TCP/IP Protocol
Disable – Wins Client (TCP/IP)
•
Marathon MTCETHR Virtual Adapter (public LAN on CE)
Enable – NetBEUI Protocol
Disable – TCP/IP Protocol
Disable – Wins Client (TCP/IP)
4.
Reboot the HP AA system.
5.
After reboot, check that you can ping IOP1 and IOP2 IP
addresses from the CE and from a third remote computer.
Network backup configuration
•
Each pair of NICs assigned to CE, whether connected to the
public LAN or the backup LAN, must be properly configured
using Marathon Configuration Utility.
•
Each IOP must have a separate backup NIC connected to the
backup LAN.
The back-up network may also serve as the
management network.
In this case some management tools, such
as TopTools, can access IOPs through the management network.