RE: HMC controlling two sites. -- MIDRANGE-L

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I have that for our LAN side of the HMC which has two NIC's.  One is
directly connected to the iSeries and the other to our LAN.  I did not
see where on the FSP to set the default gateway.  Do you have that info?
If I can set the FSP at the remote location, I can have it cabled to our
switch and then have the HMC in CA find the server in the remote
network.  Sound like a good plan, if I can get the FSP and set the IP
and default Gateway.  Any IBM'er know why I should not do this?


Christopher Bipes
Information Services Director
CrossCheck, Inc.


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Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 8:11 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: HMC controlling two sites.

Both of our HMC's have but one lan cable coming out of them (just
physically double checked).  They go to the switch.  They call IBM when
there is a hardware issue.  Actually had a call from IBM about a rack
prior to putting any other cables into it.  I can access either HMC
remotely.

HMC Management,  HMC Configuration, Customize Network Settings, Routing,
Default gateway.

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