Help with md3000i

Matthew Geier matthew at acfr.usyd.edu.au
Mon Jul 28 20:36:07 CDT 2008


Scott R. Ehrlich wrote:
>
> Page 2 has a section called "Out-of-Band and In-Band Management", with a 
> note about the RAID controller network module's netwoork management.
> The note says the configuration will default to dhcp, then, if it does 
> not receive a response in 10 seconds, will default to 192.168.128.x.
>
> That note provided exactly what I needed.   I had purchased two additional 
> Intel gigabit nics just for this device.  I configured them to 
> 192.168.128.x and y respectively (I'll bond them later), and, within 
> minutes, I'm talking to and configuring the box.
>
> I received a direct response from one person saying I first needed a 
> Windows box for setup.   This proves that is not the case.
>   

 There is a windows app that some how finds what IP address the MD3000i 
has given itself. If you don't have control of your DHCP server and thus 
the IP address it gets, this might be the only easy way to find out what 
IP it got.

 The management ports are different from the iSCSI ports. I have my 
management ports on my main LAN but the iSCSI ports are direct attached 
to the server by cross over cables to dedicated NICs on the server.


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