Hello,
You don't configure the server's ip address on the switch. That is
something that is configure on the server it self. All you have to be
certain about is that the port that you are attaching the server to is in
the same vlan where the subnet of the server's ip address belongs to.
From: "Kelly Hair"
Reply-To: "Kelly Hair"
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ip addresses on 6509 [7:7314]
Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2001 14:17:08 -0400
Do you have a router on the segment? Perhaps a MSFC on the sup? If not
then you will see mac addresses only.
On the router attached (try a session 15 and a session 16 if you have two
sups) verify you can do a sh ip arp to get the IP address.
The server's IP address is not configured on the 6509... only the VLAN it is
attached to...
HTH
Kelly
> I have 4 servers connected to a vlan on a 6509, i have
> checked ports, vlan and config but can find no
> reference to the server ip addresses on the 6509.
>
> I want to add another server to a spare port in the
>same vlan but i dont know where to configure the new
>server ip address on the 6509.
>
> Cheers
>
> George
>
> =====
> George Dodds
>
> CCNA, MCP
>
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