Configuring the Router for TCP/IP | Chaparral FS2620R specs

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Configuring the Router for TCP/IP

Before you can access the Router Administrator software using the Ethernet port, you must set up your router for TCP/IP. The following sections describe the router’s TCP/IP setup.

A router that is part of a TCP/IP network requires three basic IP configuration elements: IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway IP address. The router’s IP address must be unique to the network in which the router resides. If the router is part of a publicly routed network (that is, attached to the Internet), the address must be globally unique.

You can configure the router’s TCP/IP settings using the menus described in Accessing the Router Administrator Using the Ethernet Port on page 3-3. This appendix describes how to configure the TCP/IP settings for the first time starting from the factory set defaults.

You must initially set up your computer with TCP/IP settings that are compatible with the router. This lets you access the router and configure it. Since you might not want to change your computer’s settings, you can alternatively use address resolution protocol (ARP) to temporarily set them.

Using Address Resolution Protocol

The ARP configuration method requires no IP address re-configuration of any computer on the network. The ARP command is available in various forms and sometimes with varying syntax, in UNIX and Windows systems.

All routers are shipped with a unique Media Access Control (MAC) hardware address (sometimes referred to as a physical address). Chaparral Network Storage MAC addresses have the format “00-50-13-fx-xx-xx,” where “x-xx-xx” is unique to each router. The router MAC address can be found on a label on the bottom of the router.

Note: TCP/IP protocol requires that all devices in a subnet have the same octets, typically for the first three octets. For example, to use the default Chaparral IP address of 10.0.0.1, other computers on the subnet must be 10.0.0.X, where X is the value between 2 and 255. ARP is useful because you can temporarily assign a compatible IP address to the router.

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Chaparral FS2620R manual Configuring the Router for TCP/IP, Using Address Resolution Protocol

Contents

User’s Guide Page Copyright Canadian Compliance Statement Safety Page Contents Address and Device Mapping Reference Documents FS2620R Rack User’s Guide Viii About this Guide Introduction Bold Chaparral FS2620R Router Benefits and FeaturesConventions Chaparral FS2620R Router Benefits and Features About Serverless Backup and Restore Physical Specifications Environmental To unpack the router Unpacking the Router To install the FS2620R on a desktop Installing the RouterInstalling on a Desktop Installing in a Rack To install the router in a rack Connecting the Router Rear panel components Connecting to the Scsi Channels To connect to the Fibre Channel port Connecting to the Fibre Channel PortTo connect devices to the Scsi channels To connect to the RS-232 port Connecting to the RS-232 Port To connect to the Ethernet port Powering Up All DevicesConnecting to the Ethernet Port To power up Scsi devices To make the host FC connection Understanding the LED Status Lights Description Color Function Label Setting Default For more information, see Router Default Settings Simple loop configuration example Installation Configuration Examples Multiple servers on a SAN FC-AL Multiple SANs with fabric FC-SW Combination loop and switch configuration Accessing the Router Administrator Software Configuring the Router FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide Accessing the Router Administrator Using the Ethernet Port FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide Configuring the Router’s Network Settings System Configuration Screen Snmp Configuration Screen Restarting the Router To access the network management system Navigating the Router Administrator Software Menu Tree illustrates the main menu options and sub-options Changing the Screen Display Changing Router Configuration Configuring the FC Host Channels To configure an FC host channel Select Enabled or Disabled and press Enter Changing Router Configuration System confirms that you want to make the changes To change the Scsi ID assigned to a Scsi channel Changing the Scsi ID Assigned to Each Router Channel FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide To set the router’s date Setting the Date and Time To set the router’s time To change the scan delay Changing the Scan DelayEnabling and Disabling the Alarm Alarm threshold What to do when the alarm sounds To enable or disable the alarm Select Restore Defaults and press Enter Rebooting the RouterRestoring the Default Settings To restore the default settings Changing and Displaying Device Information Changing the Mapping Mode Auto or FixedTo change the mapping mode Changing Device Addresses FC LUNs Select Mapping Mode press Enter To change the device FC LUNs See Changing the Mapping Mode Auto or Fixed on Select Addressing Method and press Enter Changing Addressing MethodDisplaying the Devices Connected to the Router To display the address map Displaying the FC-to-SCSI Address MapTo display the devices connected to the router Displaying the Event Log Displaying Router Information Select View Event Log and press Enter To display one event at a time To display a full page of events Capturing the Event Log File To capture the event log file Displaying Hardware and Configuration Information Gbic To display hardware information only To display hardware and configuration information Select Display Address Map and press Enter Displaying the Router’s FC LUNTo display the router’s LUN Upgrading the Controller’s Firmware To upgrade the router’s firmwareUpgrading Firmware Upgrading LAN Firmware To upgrade the Ethernet card’s firmware Upgrading Firmware FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide Chaparral Technical Support Problems During Bootup FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide Select 2. Clear Configuration and press Enter To restore the default configuration Solution Terminal Emulator and COM Port Problems Router is Not Responding Device Scsi Channel Problems To set up debug logging Setting Up Debug Logging Voltage and Temperature Errors and Warnings Using the Loader Diagnostics MenuUsing the Loader Utility Menu FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide Address and Device Mapping Device Loop ID to Alpa Mapping ALP 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 100 123 101 124 102 125 Using Address Resolution Protocol Configuring the Router for TCP/IP Arp -s IP address 005013fx-xx-xx Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ConfigurationTo use ARP to resolve addresses in Windows To discover which IP address was assigned to the router Simple Network Management Protocol Configuration FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide Standards Reference Documents SBP Books Glossary G6322/G7324 User’s Guide Glossary G6322/G7324 User’s Guide Index Dhcp Page FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide TCP/IP FS2620R Rack Model User’s Guide