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ACS v6000 Installation/Administration/User Guide
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Settings
Click Network - Settings to make changes to the configured network settings.
Devices
An administrator can select, enable and configure the IP addresses assigned to the network
interfaces and view the MAC address.
To configure a network device:
1. Select Network - Devices. The Devices screen appears with a list of network interfaces and
their status (enabled or disabled).
2. Click the name of the network device to configure.
3. Select one of the following IPv4 method options:
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Select DHCP to have the IPv4 IP address set by the DHCP server.
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Select Static to enter the IPv4 IP address and subnet mask manually.
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Select IPv4 address unconfigured to disable IPv4.
4. Select one of the following IPv6 method options:
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Select Stateless if the link is restricted to the local IP address.
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Select DHCPv6 to have the IPv6 IP address set by the DHCP server.
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Select Static to enter the IPv6 IP address and prefix length manually.
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Select IPv6 address unconfigured to disable IPv6.
NOTE: The MAC Address for the device will be displayed after this option.
IPv4 and IPv6 static routes
To add static routes:
1. Select Network - IPv4 Static Routes or IPv6 Static Routes. Any existing static routes are
listed with their Destination IP/Mask, Gateway, Interface and Metric values shown.
2. Click Add.
3. Select Default to configure the default route.
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Select Host IP Or Network to enter custom settings for Destination IP/Mask.
Enter the required Destination IP/Mask Bits with the syntax <destination IP>/<CIDR>
in the Destination IP/Mask Bits field.
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