Control | Description |
Enable Primary Interface | Enables the appliance management interface, which can be used for both managing the SCC and serving data for a server-side out-of-path (OOP) configuration. |
Obtain IPv4 Address Automatically | Displays multiple IPv4 values assigned by DHCP server. (A DHCP server must be available so that the system can request the IP address from it.) |
Enable IPv4 Dynamic DNS | Select this option to send the hostname with the DHCP request for registration with Dynamic DNS. |
Specify IPv4 Address Manually | Select this option if you don’t use a DHCP server to set the IPv4 address. Specify these settings: • IPv4 Address - Specify an IP address. • IPv4 Subnet Mask - Specify a subnet mask. • Default IPv4 Gateway - Specify the default gateway IPv4 address. The default gateway must be in the same network as the primary interface. You must set the default gateway for in-path configurations. |
Obtain IPv6 Address Automatically | Displays multiple IPv6 values assigned by DHCP server. (A DHCP server must be available so that the system can request the IP address from it.) Note: If you change the primary or aux interface from IPv4 to IPv6 you must restart the httpd service. From the SCC command line, run this command: pm process httpd restart |
Enable IPv6 Dynamic DNS | Select this option to send the hostname with the DHCP request for registration with Dynamic DNS. |
Specify IPv6 Address Manually | Select this option and specify these settings to set an IPv6 address. • IPv6 Auto-Assigned - Displays the link-local address that is automatically generated when IPv6 is enabled on the interface. • IPv6 Address - Specify a combination of both the IPv6 address and IPv6 prefix. Use this format: <IPv6-address>/<IPv6-prefix>. For example: 210::33/64 • Add a New IPv6 Address - This option allows you to configure multiple IPv6 Addresses to the interface. Use this format: <IPv6-address>/<IPv6-prefix>. New IPv6 addresses are displayed as an entry with this label: IPv6-<address>. • IPv6 Gateway - Specify the gateway IP address. The gateway must be in the same network as the primary interface. To modify an existing IPv6 address, empty the contents of the corresponding text field and click Apply. To delete an existing IPv6 address, update the contents of the corresponding text field and click Apply. Note: If you selected Specify IPv6 Address Manually and assigned multiple IP addresses to your interface, then if you select Obtain IPv6 Address Automatically and click Apply, all the IP address assigned manually will be deleted. Note: If you change the primary or aux interface from IPv4 to IPv6 you must restart the httpd service. From the SCC command line, run this command: pm process httpd restart |
MTU | Specify the MTU value. The MTU is the largest physical packet size, measured in bytes, that a network can send. The default value is 1500. |
Control | Description |
Enable Aux Interface | Enables an auxiliary interface, which can be used only for managing the SCC. Typically this is used for device-management networks. |
Obtain IPv4 Address Automatically | Displays multiple IPv4 values assigned by DHCP server. (A DHCP server must be available so that the system can request the IP address from it.) |
Enable IPv4 Dynamic DNS | Select this option to send the hostname with the DHCP request for registration with Dynamic DNS. |
Specify IPv4 Address Manually | Select this option if you don’t use a DHCP server to set the IPv4 address. Specify these settings: • IPv4 Address - Specify an IP address. • IPv4 Subnet Mask - Specify a subnet mask. |
Obtain IPv6 Address Automatically | Displays multiple IPv6 values assigned by DHCP server. (A DHCP server must be available so that the system can request the IP address from it.) Note: If you change the primary or aux interface from IPv4 to IPv6 you must restart the httpd service. From the SCC command line, run this command: pm process httpd restart |
Enable IPv6 Dynamic DNS | Select this option to send the hostname with the DHCP request for registration with Dynamic DNS. |
Specify IPv6 Address Manually | Select this option and specify these settings to set an IPv6 address. • IPv6 Auto-Assigned - Displays the link-local address that is automatically generated when IPv6 is enabled on the interface. • IPv6 Address - Specify a combination of both the IPv6 address and IPv6 prefix. Use this format: <IPv6-address>/<IPv6-prefix>. For example: 210::33/64 • Add a New IPv6 Address - This option allows you to configure multiple IPv6 Addresses to the interface. Use this format: <IPv6-address>/<IPv6-prefix>. New IPv6 addresses are displayed as an entry with this label: IPv6 -<address>. To modify an existing IPv6 address, update the contents of the corresponding text field and click Apply. To delete an existing IPv6 address, empty the contents of the corresponding text field and click Apply. Note: If you selected Specify IPv6 Address Manually and assigned multiple IP addresses to your interface, then if you select Obtain IPv6 Address Automatically and click Apply, all the IP address assigned manually will be deleted. Note: If you change the primary or aux interface from IPv4 to IPv6 you must restart the httpd service. From the SCC command line, run this command: pm process httpd restart |
MTU | Specify the MTU value. The MTU is the largest physical packet size, measured in bytes, that a network can send. The default value is 1500. |
Control | Description |
Add a New Route | Displays the controls for adding a new route. |
Destination IPv4 Address | Specify the destination IP address for the out-of-path appliance or network management device. |
IPv4 Subnet Mask | Specify the subnet mask. |
Gateway IPv4 Address | Specify the IP address for the gateway. The gateway must be in the same network as the primary or auxiliary interface you’re configuring. |
Interface | Select an interface for the IPv4 route from the drop-down list. |
Add | Adds the route to the table list. |
Remove Selected | Select the check box next to the name and click Remove Selected. |
Control | Description |
Add a New Route | Displays the controls for adding a new route. |
Destination IPv6 Address | Specify the destination IP address. |
IPv6 Prefix | Specify a prefix. The prefix length is from 0 to 128 bits, separated from the address by a forward slash (/). |
Gateway IPv6 Address | Specify the IP address for the gateway. The gateway must be in the same network as the primary or auxiliary interface you’re configuring. |
Interface | Select an interface for the IPv6 route from the drop-down list. |
Add | Adds the route to the table list. |
Remove Selected | Select the check box next to the name and click Remove Selected. |