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To exit the IP configuration utility, select “S” to save the changes you have made. The
network will be reconfigured to use the new Ethernet settings you have chosen. To
discard any changes you have made, use the “Q” option.
4.5.6 LUNCONFIG
This command is a memory-partitioning tool that allows the administrator to configure
system memory into LUNs that may be assigned to specific Fibre Channel ports in the
RamSan-210. The LUNs may also be assigned access lists that mask the visibility to
specific servers.
4.5.7 MANAGE
The manage command allows the user to enable or disable network management
methods. The Manage command also supports configuration of SNMP. When option
“1” is selected, it toggles the current value. For example, if the current value is disabled,
then selecting “1” will change the value to “enabled”.
The following screen displays show the output from the SNMP commands:
ram-san> manage
** Management configuration utility **
Telnet = enabled
SNMP = disabled
Select option:
1. Disable telnet management
2. Configure SNMP
S: Save changes and exit
Q: Discard changes and exit
Enter selection:
4.5.8 PASSWORD
Since it is possible to access the RamSan-210 remotely through the management port, a
password feature has been included for system security. By default, the root and user
passwords are left blank. In order to change the password, the current password must be
entered first. However, on the console, the password may be overridden without
requiring the current password.