Adding Node Subnetworks; Removing Nodes; Customizing The Network Configuration Of A Node - IBM TS7650G User Manual

What to do next
Go on to "Logging in and out of the ProtecTIER Manager application" on page 40.

Adding node subnetworks

This topic describes how to add a node subnetwork to your ProtecTIER system
with the ProtecTIER Manager.
About this task
In addition to adding individual nodes to ProtecTIER Manager, you can add
addresses for subnetworks to which nodes are connected. When ProtecTIER
Manager restarts, it automatically detects all nodes on the added subnetworks of
the TCP/IP network.
Procedure
1. Click on the Auto discovery tab.
2. For each subnetwork you want to add, click a Sub network check box and
3. Click Ok. The Preferences dialog box closes and the subnetwork address is

Removing nodes

This topic describes how to remove a node from your ProtecTIER system using the
ProtecTIER Manager.
About this task
Removing a node stops the instance of ProtecTIER Manager at your workstation
from registering the node and being able to manage it. The node itself is unaffected
by removing a node in this way.
Perform the following steps to remove a node from ProtecTIER Manager:
Note: Do not log in to the node you want to remove or you will be unable to
perform this operation.
Procedure
1. From theSelect a system dropdown list in the Systems Management view,
2. Select Node > Remove node. A confirmation message box is displayed to
3. Click Yes. The node is removed.

Customizing the network configuration of a node

This topic describes how to use the Network Configuration window in ProtecTIER
Manager to customize the IP communication interfaces on a node.
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enter the subnetwork address in the corresponding field.
added to the ProtecTIER Manager. When you restart the ProtecTIER Manager,
all nodes on the defined subnetwork addresses are automatically added to the
ProtecTIER Manager.
choose the system from which you want to disconnect.
remove the connection.
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