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Does the FSP have to be DHCP? Can I assign a regular stagnant address to
it (like we do for every other server we have)?
I like it to have a regular stagnant address for a number of reasons:
1 - This allows us to use HMC's in multiple cities to control FSP's at
other locations than their own. Having an HMC down for a few days due to
an upgrade that went bad can be insufferable otherwise. Been there, done
that.
2 - Sometimes I want to connect direct to the FSP using a browser version
of ASMI. Rarely, but does happen.
3 - If IBM needs to remote in that way I want that capability.
4 - I see no need to have security tighter on my FSP access than I would
have it for payroll, engineering drawings for medical devices, etc.
A regular stagnant address is how we currently do it for our three racks.
Getting a new rack in and our BP is quite adamant on a separate network.
Even claims that on certain large units your only choice is DHCP. That
statement has me thinking "What you talking about Cletus?".
Rob Berendt
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