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We have 3 HMC's here. One is at another building across town and two
are in this data center. One HMC is dedicated to our iSeries machines
and the other HMC is dedicated to the pSeries machines. The two
pSeries HMC's share a routed private vlan and can see everything, both
for redundancy sake.
All of the HMC's have a private lan for the HMC to system connection
and the other port is connected to our internal network so that we can
do the web based HMC management thing.
I think you may want to just purchase a small switch and plug all of
your HMC connections into that private little switch and let the
servers talk to the HMC to their hearts content. That way, you get
your DHCP connectivity and your network guy stops flipping out.
Good luck,
Bill Epperson Jr.
Systems Communications Analyst
Memorial Health System
(719) 365-8831
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That's one possible configuration. We only have one cable coming out
of our hmc and we can ping it, and our FSP from our network.
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Thomas Garvey wrote:
Can't say when I'll get to this. I'm also a little suspicious ofit
our network configuration. The network guy keeps telling me that
the HMC Console can NOT be allowed to be a DHCP server, but the IBM
docs tell me
must be. I'm trying to figure out how to tell the boss there'sHMC
another
upgrade but I can't guarantee that will allow me remote access either.as
If YOU find an answer before hearing from ME, I'd appreciate a heads
up
well.just
Thanks.
Thomas Garvey
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Debora Wagner
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Subject: Can't reach HMC console remotely
Hello Thomas,
I seem to be in the same boat as you. I recently upgraded the HMC to
v6r1.3 myself and cannot connect to the HMC over VPN. Its too slow
and
times out. At least, that is what I think. I can connect to thework
console
station, but again, it is soooooooo slow. Worse than dial up.right
I'd like to hear if you find a solution. And upgrading to version 7
now is not an option.copy
Thank you,
Debbie Wagner
iSeries Administrator/IS Department
Rittal Corporation
1 Rittal Place
Urbana, Ohio 43078
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Website: www.rittal-corp.com <http://www.rittal-corp.com/>
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Sorry I'm a little late on this thread and if I repeat things already
said... If this is the ONLY HMC and it's in the same rack as the
system... then it shouldn't be a problem. The connection between the
HMC and the system should be just 1 cable from the HMC (eth0) to the
HMC1 port on the system. That is the entire network where the DHCP
server will be used. The System FSP will get its IP address via DHCP
from the HMC. No other machines shuld even be able to see the DHCP
server. There will be a second cable from the HMC (eth1) to your
corporate network where you will most likely have assigned a Static IP
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