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01-08-2012 05:45 PM - edited 01-08-2012 07:22 PM
01-08-2012 05:45 PM - edited 01-08-2012 07:22 PM
Onboard Administrator, Enclosure Bay IP Addressing - not working with GbE2c switches
Hi all,
I've got a c3000 enclosure in our demo environment and it has a couple of old GbE2c Ethernet switches installed. The enclosure and both switches have been set back to the factory defaults.
The enclosure has then had EBIPA enabled and addresses 10.10.1.20-27 assigned to the device bays - the servers in the enclosure are getting iLO addresses from there.
The enclosure has also had EBIPA addresses 10.10.1.100-103 assigned to the Interconnect bays. The two switches are not getting IP addresses via EBIPA. Both are set to default which means BOOTP is enabled but interface 1 is *disabled*. However, I can't enable if1 without getting an error saying the configuration can't be saved because of missing configuration info.
Why would this be happening? Should the default/factory configuration on the GbE2c switches automatically accept an EBIPA address if they don't have any static addresses configured?
Thanks