Network Connection Types - Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 11 - DEPLOYMENT Deployment Manual

Initiating the Installation for SSH
To connect to an installation system with the name earth using SSH, execute ssh -X
earth. If your workstation runs on Microsoft Windows, use the ssh and telnet client
and terminal emulator putty, which is available from
.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/. Set Enable X11 forwarding in putty
under Connection > SSH > X11.
A login prompt appears. Enter root and log in with your password. Then enter yast2
to start YaST.
Proceed with the detailed description of the installation procedure that can be found in
Chapter 6, Installation with YaST

4.3 Network Connection Types

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for IBM System z includes network drivers for OSA
devices (ethernet, and gigabit ethernet) and HiperSockets. This chapter describes the
configuration within the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server installation system.
WARNING: CTC, ESCON, and IUCV Interfaces No Longer Supported
CTC, ESCON, and IUCV interfaces are no longer officially supported. For com-
patibility reasons, they are still usable, but with the next release of SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server the support of these interfaces will be dropped completely.
4.3.1 HiperSockets
Select your device from the list of network devices. Then enter the network device read
channel number (such as 0.0.700), the write channel number (like 0.0.701) and the data
channel number (like 0.0.702).
http://www.chiark
(page 89).
Installation on IBM System z 63