FS6200 Server System Implementation Guide - Public Support ...

Customizing the Server Configuration
You might be able to use your FS6200 Server as delivered without modification to the
default network configuration. However, you might want to integrate your FS6200 Server
into your existing network. The following topics describe the general steps required to
configure Network Services to operate within your network environment.
Default Networking Configuration
The following text describes the default networking configuration for your system.
• The default host name of the MCP server for this environment is CPMCP1.
• You use the System Editor of the MCP Console to assign NP numbers and Line IDs to
the network interfaces within each I/O engine according to the following rules.
- The intra-platform connections for a system are located on the initial NP defined
for each I/O engine.
- The Line ID assignments for the intra-platform connections are pre-assigned and
cannot be modified.
Table 3-2 lists the default NP instance numbers for each I/O engine.
Table 3–2. Default NP Instance Numbers for Each I/O Engine
IOE-1 IOE-2
210 220
The NP instance and Line ID number assignments for the I/O engine for external
connections are based on the adapter Slot#/Port# of the device.
The following equation is used to define the expected network processor instance
numbers for the I/O engine.
network processor instance number = (200 + 10 x IOP number + (slot number % 10))
The default Line ID value equals the port number of the device. In this case, the following
table lists the NP numbers assigned by the System Editor (assuming slot values of 1
through 10).
Table 3–3. Default Network Processor Values for External Connections on
FS6200 Server I/O Engines
PCI Slot Number IOE-1 IOE-2
1 211 221
4 214 224
5 215 225
3–10 8222 3694–000