ATTO Technology 1500D/E - Manual (Page 27)

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Managing the iPBridge
Ethernet port configuration
Default values are appropriate for most
configurations, but may be modified for your
needs using CLI commands. Refer to
Ethernet
commands on page 35 for more information.
Commands control the MTU or Maximum
Transmission Unit, Ethernet speed, the IP
address, gateway and subnet mask, and set the
password and username.
Note
Ethernet speed settings in the host must be
the same as Ethernet speed settings in the
iPBridge. The iPBridge default Ethernet speed
is auto: your host must be set to auto. If you set
Ethernet speed to 10, your host must be set to
Ethernet speed 10, half duplex. If you set
Ethernet speed to 100, your host must be set
to Ethernet speed 100, half duplex.
iSCSI configuration
Commands set a human-readable name to the
iPBridge, provide passwords and authentication
for iSCSI sessions, and specify whether nor not
the iPBridge uses an ISNS server.
Note
If you are using Microsoft Intitiator, use the
latest drivers.
Note
If using Windows XP, make sure you have
Windows XP Service Pack 1 from Microsoft to
enable iSCSI.
Mapping
The iPBridge by default automatically maps
devices on startup. You may change mapping
using ExpressNAV, the web-based server, or by
using CLI through the Ethernet or serial port.
Refer to
Mapping devices on page 43 and
Mapping commands on page 39.
OEM configuration services
Privileged OEM configuration services perform
OEM-specific product branding and labeling
functions only available to OEM customers such
as vendor, product, and model number
identification during power up display.
These commands may only be “set” from within
an OEM config file and the commands do not
result in reservation of the iPBridge. The
information in a “get” command may only be
displayed within a TTY CLI session. These
commands will not be displayed in the help menu.
Refer to Privileged OEM configuration services
on page 41 for more information.