To configure your production interface:
- Log in to the System Console.
For more information, see Logging in to the System Console of Your Server and Changing the Default Password. - Enter 2 to select Production Interface.
- Press the Tab key to highlight OK.
- Press the Enter key.
The Production Interface menu displays. - If you want to Configure an IPv4 interface:
- Press the Up or Down arrow keys to select IPv4 Configuration.
- Press the Tab key to highlight OK.
- Press the Enter key.
The IPv4 Production Interface screen displays. - Configure your IPv4 Production Interface using one of the following options:
- Select MANUAL which turns off IPv4 on the Production Interface (disabling the interface).
- Select STATIC to provide a new IPv4 address, subnet mask, gateway, and up to three DNS server addresses (separated by spaces).
- Select DHCP to provide IPv4 static routes.
DHCP values take priority over search domain, DNS servers, NTP servers, and Network MTU.
- Press the Up or Down arrow keys to select IPv4 Configuration.
- If you want to Configure IPv4 static routes on your production interface:
- Press the Up or Down arrow keys to select IPv4 Static Routes.
- Press the Tab key to highlight OK.
- Press the Enter key.
The IPv4 Static Routes screen displays. - Configure your IPv4 Static Routes using one of the following options:
- Select A to add a static route.
- Provide your new network and network prefix in CIDR notation and your network gateway to add your IPv4 static route.
- Select R to remove a static route.
- Press the Up or Down arrow keys to select IPv4 Static Routes.
- If you want to Configure an IPv6 interface:
- Press the Up or Down arrow keys to select IPv6 Configuration.
- Press the Tab key to highlight OK.
- Press the Enter key.
The IPv6 Production Interface screen displays. - Configure your IPv6 Production Interface using one of the following options:
- Select MANUAL which turns off IPv6 on the Production Interface (disabling the interface).
- Select STATIC to provide a new IPv6 address, prefix, gateway, and up to three DNS server addresses (separated by spaces).
- Select DHCP to enable IPv6 dynamic configuration.
DHCP values take priority over search domain, DNS servers, NTP servers, and Network MTU.
- Select AUTO to enable IPv6 automatic configuration.
- Press the Up or Down arrow keys to select IPv6 Configuration.
- If you want to configure Maximum Transmission Unit or Auto Negotiation on your production interface:
- Press the Up or Down arrow keys to select Interface Configuration.
- Press the Tab key to highlight OK.
- Press the Enter key.
The Production Interface menu displays. - Configure your Production Interface using one of the following options:
- Select Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU).
- Select Auto Negotiation.
- Press the Up or Down arrow keys to select Interface Configuration.
- Reboot your server to apply your changes.
For more information, see Rebooting Your Server.
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