FS6200 Server System Implementation Guide - Public Support ...

Operating the Server
The Action screen is displayed.
14. Select Allow the connection and click Next.
The Profile screen is displayed.
15. Click Next.
The Name screen is displayed.
16. Type a unique and descriptive name for this firewall rule, for example, “MCPPartition
Ping (ICMPv4-In).”
Typing a description for this rule is also recommended for example, “Allow inbound
Ping request over the EVLAN.”
17. Click Finish to implement your changes and exit the wizard, or click Back to make
any changes on previous screens.
Synchronizing Time
Time synchronization for the system components that make up the MCP Environment is
MCP-centric. Time zone and DST settings should never be assigned from the system
component environments. Time changes for the MCP Environment should be always be
performed from the MCP Environment (for example, TR ). After the initial load of
the MCP, the correct time zone and time should be set through the MCP Environment. The
time zone and time of the system components is automatically synchronized with the
MCP time. Whenever the time for a system component differs from the MCP
Environment time by more than ten seconds, the system component time is assigned the
MCP time.
Note: After initially setting the MCP time, you should halt the MCP through the MCP
Console and restart the Operations Server. Once the Operations Server restarts, you can
load the MCP and all time assignments will be correct.
Network Services
This subsection provides the following operating information for VNP network processors
in the FS6200 Server:
• Differences from previous MCP systems
• Configuring MCP Networking
• Initializing Network Services
• Verifying Network Services installation and configuration
• Attributes for EVLAN and MCP Network Adapters
• Networking commands and inquiries
• System commands and inquiries
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