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Operating the <strong>Server</strong><br />

Attributes for EVLAN and MCP Network Adapters<br />

Use the following attributes for configuring network connections for EVLAN and MCP<br />

network adapters through a VNP.<br />

• ADAPTERTYPE (ADT)<br />

This attribute indicates whether the adapter is an EVLAN line or an Ethernet line.<br />

Values include:<br />

- EVLAN (the default)<br />

MIMS/MOMS/MIMSL/MOMSL is set to 4352. Line 0 on the first defined NP must<br />

be set to EVLAN and must be configured for TCP/IP.<br />

- ETHERNET, FASTETHERNET or GIGABIT<br />

• LINEID<br />

SPEED for the Connection Group reflects the maximum speed of the adapter.<br />

MIMS/MOMS/MIMSL/MOMSL default to 1496. Unisys recommends modifying<br />

this value to 1500 or your selection of Jumbo frame size on your Connection<br />

Group and on the TCPIP Component Connection.<br />

Network Services uses this attribute to map a LAN connection group to the adapter<br />

that was selected through the Networking configuration tool.<br />

The LINEID specified in the I/O engine environment must match the Line ID assigned<br />

to the adapter in the MCP Console <strong>System</strong> Editor.<br />

• Local Address (LA)<br />

This attribute indicates the local address associated with a particular EVLAN or MCP<br />

network adapter.<br />

For EVLAN, LA is a configured 12-character hexadecimal value (there is no physical<br />

address).<br />

For MCP network adapters, LA is the physical (MAC) address of the adapter or the<br />

value assigned through the device driver for the NIC (12 hexadecimal characters).<br />

For MCP network adapters, a LA value of *DEFAULT or 000000000000 causes the<br />

software to detect the MAC address of the NIC or the value assigned through the<br />

device driver. Automatic address detection also occurs if no LA value is specified.<br />

Command Examples<br />

Definition of an EVLAN:<br />

NW ADD CONNGRP CG_ICP_2100 (TYPE = LAN, ICPDEVICEID = 210,<br />

LINEMODULEID = 1, LINEID = 0, LOCALADDRESS = 08000B002100,<br />

SPEED = 100000000, MAXINPUTMESSAGESIZELIMIT = 4352,<br />

MAXOUTPUTMESSAGESIZELIMIT = 4352, MAXINPUTMESSAGESIZE = 4352,<br />

MAXOUTPUTMESSAGESIZE = 4352)<br />

Definition of a MCP network adapter (allowing software to detect the MAC address):<br />

NW ADD CONNGRP CG_ICP_2111 (TYPE = LAN, ADT = GIGABIT,<br />

ICPDEVICEID = 211, LINEMODULEID = 1, LINEID = 1,<br />

LOCALADDRESS = *DEFAULT, SPEED = 1000000000)<br />

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