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Configuration summary
The following overview summarizes the tasks that you must complete to make the
DPI blade operational. The order of the tasks in this overview differs from the order
of the actual steps. For step-by-step instructions, see Chapter 2, "Setup information
and instructions," on page 7.
v Configure the management module:
v Configure the chassis internal network (CIN):
v Install and configure the VMware ESX Server virtual machine:
v Configure the CloudShield PacketWorks Operating System:
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– Enable SNMPv1 and add the CPOS control port IP address to the public
community, or set SNMPv1 to the defaults.
– Set the TCP command mode protocol to n + m, where n is the number of DPI
blades in the BladeCenter unit and m is the number of TCP command mode
protocol connections that currently exist.
– Set the IP addresses of the CPOS management port.
– Create a management VLAN and add ports on a CIN-supported switch
module.
– Enable the chassis internal network (CIN) and set the IP addresses in the
advanced management module.
– Create a virtual switch for the DPPM network.
– Select Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 as the operating-system type.
– Select one processor with 1024 MB of memory. Select two NICs (one for the
VM network and one for the DPPM network). Create an LSI Logic virtual disk
with a minimum size of 10 Gb.
– Configure the virtual machine BIOS boot order to be Hard Drive and then
CD-ROM Drive.
– Install the CPOS on the virtual machine.
– The default user ID is admin, and the default password is cloudshield.
– Set the IP address of the management port (eth0).
Note: The CPOS management port must be on a different subnet than the
BladeCenter advanced management module.
– Set the IP address of the control port (eth1).
Note: The CPOS control port must be on the same subnet as the
BladeCenter advanced management module.
– See Chapter 2, "Setup information and instructions," on page 7 for
command-line configuration options to configure the Application Server
Module (ASM) network.
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