FRU Replacement Guide
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Table 8: Work Table with Sample Ethernet Port Names and NIC Array IDs
f) Update the database entry for
machine.nics[
N
].hwaddr
with the corresponding MAC address for
eth
N
from your work table.
Important:
Use capital letters for the MAC address.
machine.nics[0].hwaddr = '
NEW_MAC_ADDRESS_FOR_ETHN
'
For example,
machine.nics[0].hwaddr = '90:E2:BA:7E:B8:31'
machine.nics[1].hwaddr = '0C:C4:7A:33:38:11'
machine.nics[2].hwaddr = '0C:C4:7A:33:38:10'
machine.nics[3].hwaddr = '90:E2:BA:7E:B8:30'
g) Update the database entry for
machine.nics[4].hwaddr
with the corresponding IPMI MAC address
from your work table, under
MAC Address of Node
.
Important:
Use capital letters for the MAC address.
For example,
machine.nics[4].hwaddr = '0C:C4:7A:36:8B:12'
13.
Update the MAC address of the IPMI NIC, and the DHCP leases.
a) Log into the CMC.
b) Navigate to the CMC's view of the node whose chassis you have replaced.
c) Select to that node's
Summary
tab.
d) Write the IPMI IP address, as shown in the
General
section, in your work table, under
IPMI IP Address of
Node
.
Figure 27: The Old IPMI IP Address of the Node
e) Leave the current SSH session as is. Open a new SSH session on the Management Node.
f) Open
/opt/qbase3/cfg/dhcpd/dhcpd.leases
with your text editor.
g) Search for the IPMI IP address (obtained in substep d) in the file.
