Novell Server Consolidation and Migration Toolkit 1.2, Руководство администратора

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Troubleshooting Server Consolidations 89
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4 Repeat this process on the source server, replacing the internal IPX
number of the source server with the destination server's internal IPX
number in
Step 3 .
Action: Bind IPX on the destination server.
1 At the destination server console, enter
inetcfg
.
2
Select Boards and press Enter.
3 Press the Insert key.
4 Select the appropriate network interface and press Enter.
5 Enter a board name and slot number, then press the Esc key.
6
Select Yes to save changes and press Enter.
7 Press the Esc key to return to the main Internetworking Configuration
screen.
8 Select Protocols and press Enter.
9 Select IPX and press Enter.
10 Enable and configure IPX and exit the inetcfg utility.
TIP: If you prefer, IPX can also be enabled on the server by adding the
appropriate Load and Bind commands to the server’s autoexec.ncf file.
Action: Verify that IPX is bound on the client running the Server Consolidation Utility:
1 Right-click the red N in the system tray on your workstation.
2 Select Novell Client Properties .
3
Select the Protocol Preferences tab.
If the Protocol window displays both IP and IPX, the client has IPX
bound.
If the Protocol window displays only IP, then IPX needs to be bound on
the workstation.
Action: Bind IPX on the client running the Server Consolidation Utility:
1 Obtain the latest Novell Client software and run the installation program.
2 Select the appropriate language and click Next .
3 Select Custom and click Next .
4 Click the radio button next to one of the following two choices:
Š
IP and IPX
Š
IP with IPX compatibility
TIP: You can select this choice if you are running in an scmd
environment.
5 Click Next > Next > Finish .
Action: Ensure that the correct smdr.nlm and tsa.nlm are loaded on the server.
1
On the server console, enter
unload smdr
.