Fujitsu V3.1 manual Creating diagnostic data, View Suite\plugins\viom\Manager

15 Appendix

These address ranges are defined as follows:

Address range Start address		End address
WWN1	50:01:99:93:ED:2A:10:00	50:01:99:93:EF:1E:0D:FF
WWN2	50:01:99:93:EF:1E:0E:00	50:01:99:93:F1:12:0B:FF
WWN3	50:01:99:93:F1:12:0C:00	50:01:99:93:F3:06:09:FF
WWN4	50:01:99:93:F3:06:0A:00	50:01:99:93:F4:FA:07:FF
WWN5	50:01:99:93:F4:FA:08:00	50:01:99:93:F6:EE:05:FF
WWN6	50:01:99:93:F6:EE:06:00	50:01:99:93:F8:E2:03:FF
WWN7	50:01:99:93:F8:E2:04:00	50:01:99:93:FA:D6:02:FF
WWN8	50:01:99:93:FA:D6:03:00	50:01:99:93:FC:C9:FF:FF

If you have an address range of your own that you wish to use for virtual MAC or virtual WWN addresses, then select it in the Custom MAC Range or Custom WWN Range.

You can also assign individual virtual addresses when defining a VIOM server profile.

Virtual addresses should always be taken from a reserved address range, otherwise you might find that you are using addresses from a vendor address range and this could result in duplicated addresses. The original addresses of a controller should never be used as virtual addresses in a VIOM server profile.

If you have several installations of the Virtual-IO Manager in your network, you must ensure that the address ranges used by two installations do not overlap. Otherwise addresses may be assigned several times to different systems, which results in duplicated addresses.

15.3 Creating diagnostic data

To activate the trace functionality of the ServerView Virtual-IO Manager serv- ice, please edit the file ViomConfig.properties in the directory <Server-

View Suite>\plugins\viom\Manager.

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