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Configuring ETKMSs
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Configure the Network Connection
The eth0 connection is the network connection with a path to the management workstation running 
ETPM and to the PEPs’ management port. The eth1 connection is inactive and unavailable. Set the 
network connection as required by your network configuration, but it is recommended that you set a static 
IP address. You can assign both an IPv4 address and IPv6 address, if needed. 
NOTE
If any of your ETEPs are configured with IPv6 addresses, you must configure the ETKMS and the 
management workstation to use an IPv6 address instead of, or in addition to, an IPv4 address. If the 
ETKMS software is configured with an IPv4 address only, it cannot initiate connections to ETEPs that have 
IPv6 addresses. ETPM will not allow you to deploy a policy that includes an IPv4 ETKMS and IPv6 
ETEPs.
IPv4
Setting up the network connection requires running two scripts.
To configure the network connection and hostname:
1 At the command prompt, type 
system-config-network
.
2 Tab  to  the  Edit Devices option and press Enter.
3 Tab  to  the  eth0 device and press Enter.
4 Make sure that DHCP is not selected (use the spacebar to clear any selection) and then enter the:
Static IP
Netmask
Default Gateway IP address
5 Tab  to  OK and press Enter.
6 Tab  to  Save and press Enter.
7 Tab  to  Edit DNS configuration and press Enter.
8 Enter the HostnamePrimary DNSSecondary DNS, and Search information.
9 Tab  to  OK and press Enter.
10 Tab to Save & Quit and press Enter.
11 At the command prompt, type 
/opt/etkms/bin/etc-hosts-config.sh
 and press Enter.
12 At the command line, restart the network service by typing 
service network restart
 and press 
Enter.
13 At the command line, restart the ETKMS service by typing 
service etkms restart
 and press 
Enter.
Verify the IP Address and Hostname Changes
You can use the following commands to verify the IP address and hostname changes:
At the command line, type 
ifconfig
 and press Enter to view the IP address.
At the command line, type 
hostname
 and press Enter to view the full hostname, such as 
serv4.company.com
.
Type 
hostname -s
 and press Enter to view the short hostname. In this example, if the full 
hostname is 
serv4.company.com
, the short name is 
serv4
.