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Note: 

Entering "1" exits and saves your settings but does not put them into effect 

until the next reboot. 

Entering "2" saves the new settings and restarts the USRM to put them into 

effect. 

Entering "3" saves the new settings and clean reboots the USRM to put them 

into effect. 

Result:  Server initial setup is complete. 

 

If your network setup requires the use of static routes, you can set those up using the 

standard scripts available in RedHat Linux Enterprise 5. Follow these steps to setup 

static routes: 
1  Create a file /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/route-ethX where X corresponds to the 

network interface on which you want to set the additional route(s). 

2  Set three fields in this new file for each new route on the interface: GATEWAY, 

NETMASK, and ADDRESS. (Each field should have a number appended to it to 

designate its associated route.) Here is an example of a file which sets to static 

routes on eth0: 
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/route-eth0 

GATEWAY0=10.0.0.1

 

NETMASK0=255.0.0.0

 

ADDRESS0=10.0.0.0

 

GATEWAY1=10.0.1.1

 

NETMASK1=255.255.255.0

 

ADDRESS1=192.168.1.0

 

3  Save the modified file and either reboot the system or restart networking by 

entering: 

service network restart

 

 

The UCS USRM is designed to run all virtual USRMs automatically on startup. If one 

or more of the virtual USRMs is not running, follow these steps to start up and run 

the virtual USRM. 
1  Make sure that you have completed the initial setup procedure as described in 

UCS USRM Setup Procedure (on page 313). 

2  Connect to the USRM Web interface and log in to the USRM as user admin using 

the default password admin. 

3  Select the USRM Network Configuration page from the navigation tree at left. 
4  From the desired virtual USRM(s), input the network configuration options for 

each virtual USRM, and then click Commit Changes to apply.