IBM Cloud Object Storage System Slicestor 2212 Series, Руководство по обслуживанию и ремонту

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For details of this procedure, refer to the Access Integration Services Software User’s Guide.
Resume Traffic on an Adapter Port
Question How do I resume traffic on a configured adapter port (that was disabled in “Suspend Traffic on
an Adapter Port” or “Disabling an Adapter Port” on page E-7)?
Answer
1. Access the OPCON command line interface (
*
prompt).
2. Type talk 5 and press Enter twice to reach the
+
prompt.
3. Type interface.
4. Make a note of the interface number of the adapter port you wish to enable.
5. Type test
interface number.
Note: If you use the test command to enable an interface that has been configured at the
Config
>
prompt (from talk 6) as disabled, when you reboot the IBM 2212, the
interface will be disabled again. Therefore, you should use the
Config
>
enable
interface command to ensure that the interface is enabled the next time a reboot
does occur.
For details of this procedure, refer to the
Access Integration Services Software User’s Guide.
Suspend Traffic on an Adapter Port
Question How do I disable a configured adapter port to suspend traffic?
Answer
1. Access the OPCON command line interface (
*
prompt).
2. Type talk 5 and press Enter twice to reach the
+
prompt.
3. Type interface and press Enter.
4. Make a note of the interface net number of the adapter port that you want to disable.
5. Type disable interface
net number and press Enter.
| Note: For the compression/encryption adapter, enter disable coprocessor
coprocessor
| number.
6. Press the Ctrl-p keys to return to the * prompt.
Changing the Service Port Speed
Question How do I change the service port’s speed?
Answer
The IBM 2212 service port is shipped with the speed set to 19.2 Kbps. To change the service
port speed, perform the following steps:
1. Either Telnet into the IBM 2212 over one of its network interfaces, or attach an ASCII
terminal to the IBM 2212 service port as described in Chapter 3, “Accessing the IBM 2212”
on page 3-1.
¹
If you Telnet into the IBM 2212, use the procedure in 3 on page E-10 for the OPCON
(
*
) prompt.
¹
If you attach an ASCII terminal to the service port you can use the following procedure.
Appendix E. Common Tasks
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