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Serial Console Server User Manual
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Network Configuration
 Redundant NIC*
The SN0108CO / SN0116CO / SN0132CO / SN0148CO are designed
with two network interfaces. If
Enable Redundant NIC is enabled (the
default), both interfaces make use of the IP address of network adapter
eth0 .
Under this configuration, the second interface is usually inactive. If there
is a network failure on the first interface, the Serial Console Server
automatically switches to the second interface.
 Redundant NIC Enabled – Single IP Address for Both Interfaces
To enable the Redundant NIC function, do the following:
1. Click to put a check in the Enable Redundant NIC checkbox.
2. eth0 is selected in the network adapter listbox, and the listbox is
disabled – you cannot configure eth1 .
3. Configure the IP and DNS server addresses for eth0 (see the
sections below).
 Redundant NIC Not Enabled – Two IP Addresses
If you choose not to enable the Redundant NIC function, the two NICs
can be configured with separate interfaces. Users can log into the
SN0108CO / SN0116CO / SN0132CO / SN0148CO with either IP
address. To set up the Serial Console Server with this configuration, do
the following:
1. If there is a check in the Enable Redundant NIC checkbox, click to
remove it.
2. In the network adapter listbox; select eth0 .
3. Configure the IP and DNS server addresses for eth0 (see the
sections below).
4. Drop down the network adapter listbox; select eth1 .
5. Configure the IP and DNS server addresses for eth1 .
Note: Only available for SN0108CO / SN0116CO / SN0132CO / SN0148CO
devices. To configure SN9108CO / SN9116CO serial console servers,
see
IPv4 Settings , page 103,