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Setting Up the Analyzer
To Connect the Analyzer to a Computer
1 Setting Up the
Analyzer
3 Note down the workstation’s netmask. You will find this information in
the /etc/netlinkrc file.
4 Note down your workstation’s default route. You will find this
information in the /etc/netlinkrc file.
To Configure the Analyzer
Before you connect the analyzer as a networked system, you must set up
the following configuration parameters:
To set up the configuration parameters for a networked system, you can
either
• use the Network Configuration utility—see “To Change Configuration
Parameters” on page 1-20
• set up the analyzer as a standalone system; then use the system
administration functions—see the User Online Help
Notebook PC UNIX Workstation
Boot source local disk local disk
Analyzer Ethernet
IP Address
This must match the analyzer’s IP
address that you recorded in
Acadia/Vxd.
This must match the analyzer’s
IP address you added to the
/etc/hosts file.
Analyzer Ethernet
IP Netmask
This must match the notebook
PC’s ethernet netmask IP address
that you recorded in Acadia/Vxd.
This must match the netmask
IP address noted down from
your workstation’s
/etc/netlinkrc file.
Boot Host IP
Address
This must match the notebook
PC’s ethernet IP address that you
recorded in Acadia/Vxd.
This must match your
workstation’s IP address as
indicated in the /etc/hosts
file.
Boot Host Gateway
IP Address
This must match the notebook
PC’s default router IP address that
you recorded in Acadia/Vxd.
This must match your
workstation’s default router as
indicated in the
/etc/netlinkrc file.