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moving the appliance, enable its DHCP client and save the configuration. As a result, when the appliance restarts, it
automatically polls the DHCP server for an IP address. If you did not enable the DHCP client and save the configuration
before shutting down the appliance, you will need to connect to the appliance through the console and dynamically run
the DHCP client on the appliance. The DHCP server will then provide an IP address, a gateway, and a subnet mask. You can
use the IP address to access the appliance and configure the other settings remotely.
If the DHCP client is enabled in the configuration file, you should disable it and then save the configuration file. If the DHCP
client is enabled, the appliance will poll the DHCP server again for an IP address when it restarts.
The following table lists the command-line interface commands associated with each task.
Table 2. Command-line interface commands for using DHCP with a previously configured NetScaler Gateway
Task
At the command prompt , type:
To dynamically run the DHCP client to fetch an IP address from the
DHCP server
> set dhcpParams dhcpClient on
To configure the DHCP client to run when the appliance restarts
> set dhcpParams dhcpClient on
> save config
To prevent the DHCP client from running when the appliance restarts
> set dhcpParams dhcpClient off
> save config
Note: This is required only if the ON setting
was saved.
The initial configuration of your appliance is complete.
