ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide
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ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

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Installation Checklists and Tips 10 Base 5LAN (Thick Coax) Cautions • IP numbers reserved for private Internets by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) can be used to initially configure the ClearPath IX server; but to connect to the external Internet in the future, the site must get official IP addresses and then reconfigure all ClearPath IX server components with those addresses. • A site must not use numbers in the range 192.168.57.xxx. Unisys has selected numbers in that range for the ClearPath IX server’s internal FDDI LAN (see Appendix B). A suggested methodology for using addresses reserved for private LANs is to use Ethernet IP addresses in the range 192.168.58.xxx. That ensures that the Ethernet addresses identify a different LAN segment from the internal FDDI LAN, which uses numbers in the range 192.168.57.xxx. Figure 2–1 and Table 2–4 illustrate the connection of server components to the Ethernet network, and IP addresses that could be assigned, using that methodology. In addition, the site also must reconfigure CMS 1100 to support IP addresses for the 2200 node and system consoles (see 16.2). Note: Figure 2–1 and Table 2–4 show the use of this methodology with single-node systems only. 2200 Node 192.168.58.5 Coax Cable RJ-45 Cables Intel Node 192.168.58.3 or 192.168.58.4 Master System Console (2200 node) 192.168.58.11 SPO Server 192.168.58.15 Ethernet Hub Backup System Console (2200 node) 192.168.58.12 To Other System Consoles (SCF Workstations) SPO Workstation 192.168.58.16 Figure 2–1. Example Use of LAN Addresses for the External Network (Recommended Only for Sites without an Existing Network) 2–12 Version 009B (Web Only) 7850 5104–009

Caution Installation Checklists and Tips The IP addresses shown in Figure 2–1 and Table 2–4 are meant to illustrate the use of IP addresses reserved for private networks. Those addresses are not necessarily valid addresses for the site. Table 2–4. Example Use of LAN Addresses for the External Network (Recommended Only for Sites without an Existing Network) Component Windows 2000 or Windows NT node (if applicable) UnixWare or UNIX node (if applicable) Ethernet Host Name Ethernet IP Address Alias Assigned Automatically for SPO Basic Edition* eth1ntsr 192.168.58.3 eth1ntsr eth1uxsr 192.168.58.4 CP_UNIX SPO server ixspo 192.168.58.15 SPO_Server First SPO workstation ixterm1 192.168.58.16 cp_ws Second SPO workstation (optional) ixterm2 192.168.58.17 2200 node eth122sr 192.168.58.5 2200 system console 1 cp_cons01 (not prompted) 2200 system console 2 (optional) cp_cons02 (not prompted) 2200 system console 3 through 2200 system console 12 (optional) cp_cons03 through cp_cons12 (not prompted) 192.168.58.11 192.168.58.12 192.168.58.13 * These are the alias names automatically assigned as labels in the SPO Basic Edition default configurations. If you need to change an alias, customize the SPO Basic Edition configuration as described in 16.4. 2.4.3. Integrating with an Existing SPO Server The purchase of a ClearPath IX server entitles the site to use Single Point Operations Basic Edition for ClearPath IX (Basic Edition) software to operate a stand-alone ClearPath IX server or alternatively to manage one ClearPath IX server from one or more Single Point Operations Console (SPO Console) servers. 7850 5104–009 Version 009B (Web Only) 2–13

Caution<br />

<strong>Installation</strong> Checklists <strong>and</strong> Tips<br />

The IP addresses shown in Figure 2–1 <strong>and</strong> Table 2–4 are meant to illustrate the<br />

use of IP addresses reserved for private networks. Those addresses are not<br />

necessarily valid addresses for the site.<br />

Table 2–4. Example Use of LAN Addresses for the External Network (Recommended<br />

Only for Sites without an Existing Network)<br />

Component<br />

Windows 2000 or Windows NT<br />

node (if applicable)<br />

UnixWare or UN<strong>IX</strong> node (if<br />

applicable)<br />

Ethernet<br />

Host Name<br />

Ethernet IP<br />

Address<br />

Alias Assigned<br />

Automatically for<br />

SPO Basic Edition*<br />

eth1ntsr 192.168.58.3 eth1ntsr<br />

eth1uxsr 192.168.58.4 CP_UN<strong>IX</strong><br />

SPO server ixspo 192.168.58.15 SPO_Server<br />

First SPO workstation ixterm1 192.168.58.16 cp_ws<br />

Second SPO workstation<br />

(optional)<br />

ixterm2 192.168.58.17<br />

2200 node eth122sr 192.168.58.5<br />

2200 system console 1 cp_cons01<br />

(not prompted)<br />

2200 system console 2 (optional) cp_cons02<br />

(not prompted)<br />

2200 system console 3 through<br />

2200 system console 12<br />

(optional)<br />

cp_cons03 through<br />

cp_cons12<br />

(not prompted)<br />

192.168.58.11<br />

192.168.58.12<br />

192.168.58.13<br />

* These are the alias names automatically assigned as labels in the SPO Basic Edition default configurations. If you<br />

need to change an alias, customize the SPO Basic Edition configuration as described in 16.4.<br />

2.4.3. Integrating with an Existing SPO Server<br />

The purchase of a <strong>ClearPath</strong> <strong>IX</strong> server entitles the site to use Single Point Operations Basic<br />

Edition for <strong>ClearPath</strong> <strong>IX</strong> (Basic Edition) software to operate a st<strong>and</strong>-alone <strong>ClearPath</strong> <strong>IX</strong><br />

server or alternatively to manage one <strong>ClearPath</strong> <strong>IX</strong> server from one or more Single Point<br />

Operations Console (SPO Console) servers.<br />

7850 5104–009 Version 009B (Web Only) 2–13

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