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Operating the Server
NW BNA +
2. Issue the following command to list the NPs and their state:
NW NP
The expected response should include status similar to the following for each
configured NP:
NP 210 NETWORKING VNP,
Verifying Network Services Installation and Configuration
Perform the following tests to verify that Network Services is correctly installed.
Note: The PING operation must be performed from each I/O engine environment. Refer
to Table 3–4 for default IP address and Line ID values for each I/O engine.
If the EVLAN IP address was modified during MCP networking configuration, that IP
address is required for the remainder of this subsection in order for this process to
complete as expected.
1. Enter PING 192.168.16.5 from a command prompt on the I/O engine environment
and verify that you receive a response.
2. Verify that the FS6200 Server responds. For example
Pinging 192.168.16.5 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 192.168.16.5: bytes=32 time=10ms TTL=62
If the server does not respond, continue with the following procedure “If the PING
Command Is Unsuccessful.”
If the PING Command Is Unsuccessful
Note: If the PING command in the preceding subsection was unsuccessful, continue
with this subsection. All of the assumptions from the preceding subsection apply to this
one, including the Note. However, if the PING command was successful, no further action
is required.
The EVLAN path is not working if a PING command gets the response ″Request timed
out″ for all four attempts. Verify that MCP Networking is running with the following
command from an MCP ODT session:
NW TCPIP STATUS
The response should be similar to:
TCPIP IS CURRENTLY NETWORKING(IPV4-ONLY),
RIP IS CURRENTLY ENABLED/RUNNING,
TCPIP SECURITY IS CURRENTLY RUNNING,
SSL IS CURRENTLY TERMINATED,
IPSEC IS CURRENTLY DISABLED/NOT RUNNING
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