4.
To see all LAN cards with drivers, run:
ioscan -fnC lan
If you do not see your card, use
ioscan
to determine if the card is there but needs a driver
(
UNCLAIMED
).
ioscan -fn
5.
Install the driver or update the driver to the latest version. Get the latest driver from the HP
Software Depot website.
To download the
10GigEthr-02
bundle from the HP Software Depot website, follow these
steps:
a.
Go to the HP Software Depot website at:
http://www.software.hp.com/
b.
Search for
10GigEthr-02
.
c.
Follow the prompts to download the driver.
To add new software, use the command:
swinstall
6.
Verify connectivity to the switch.
nwmgr -c lan
PPA
-A link_state,speed
7.
To see all LAN cards with IP addresses, run:
netstat -in
8.
Assign IP addresses and subnet masks to additional cards as desired. On HP-UX 11i v3, use
the System Management Homepage (
SMH
). For further details, see the HP-UX System
Administrators Guide: Configuration Management.
9.
For each interface, run
ifconfig lan
x to verify the correct IP, netmask, and broadcast
addesses. For example:
ifconfig lan0
10. For each interface,
ping
the broadcast address shown form the output of
ifconfig
and
verify that you get responses from other nodes on that subnet.
This should get the system up and connected to any local networks. To set up communication
between the local network and remote networks, configure a router using
SMH
(HP-UX 11i
v3) or use the
route
command to put the new route into effect on the system as follows:
/usr/sbin/route add default
router_ip_address
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