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Advanced Settings dialog, NIC IP addresses

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2. Double-click each LAN icon and the Support tab, which displays the IP address of each NIC (see Figure 3-9). While this provides the IP address of each NIC, it does not indicate which NIC is considered the "first" NIC. Figure 3-9 NIC IP addresses 3. To determine which NIC is the first NIC, click Advanced > Advanced Setting in the Network Connections window (see Figure 3-10). The Advanced Settings window is displayed (see Figure 3-11). The "first" NIC is listed at the top in the Connections box. In Figure 3-11, the first NIC is Local Area Connection 3, which (from Figure 3-9) has an IP address of 10.10.42.59. This is the NIC that the blade workstation will be "listening" to for an RGS connection. Figure 3-10 Determining the first NIC Figure 3-11 Advanced Settings dialog The arrows to the right of the Connections box in Figure 3-11 can be used to change the order of the NICs to specify which NIC will be used by the RGS Sender. In the example in Figure 3-11, the RGS Sender will use Local Area Connection 3 with an IP address of 10.10.42.59. Installing, powering on, booting, and validating the blade workstation solution 30

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2.
Double-click each LAN icon and the
Support
tab, which displays the IP address of each NIC (see Figure
3-9). While this provides the IP address of each NIC, it does not indicate which NIC is considered the
“first” NIC.
Figure 3-9
NIC IP addresses
3.
To determine which NIC is the first NIC, click
Advanced > Advanced Setting
in the Network Connections
window (see Figure 3-10). The Advanced Settings window is displayed (see Figure 3-11). The “first” NIC is
listed at the top in the Connections box. In Figure 3-11, the first NIC is Local Area Connection 3, which
(from Figure 3-9) has an IP address of 10.10.42.59. This is the NIC that the blade workstation will be
“listening” to for an RGS connection.
Figure 3-10
Determining the first NIC
Figure 3-11
Advanced Settings dialog
The arrows to the right of the Connections box in Figure 3-11 can be used to change the order of the NICs to
specify which NIC will be used by the RGS Sender. In the example in Figure 3-11, the RGS Sender will use Local
Area Connection 3 with an IP address of 10.10.42.59.