Troubleshooting the SWAN Concentrator and WAN Subsystem

2 Identify the NonStop TCP/IP process that supports the new Ethernet adapter port.
Use the SCF INFO SUBNET command to display the NonStop TCP/IP process associated with
each LIF you identified in Step 1:
INFO SUBNET *.*
The example shows the output of this command.
Make a note of the NonStop TCP/IP process and IP address that supports the port on the
Ethernet adapter that you want to use.
3 Create and start a TFTP server process for the NonStop TCP/IP process that supports the new
Ethernet adapter port.
Use the SCF ADD PROCESS command to create the TFTP server process:a.
ADD PROCESS $ZZWAN.#<tftp-process>,
IOPOBJECT $SYSTEM.ZTCPIP.TFTPSRV,
CPU <cpu-num1>, ALTCPU <cpu-num2>,
STARTUP "$SYSTEM.CSS<nn>"
TCPIP $<tcpip-process>,
TYPE (0,48)
<tftp-process> is the name of the TFTP server process. The name should be in
the form $ZF<cabid><portid> as described in Manufacturing Naming Conventions.
<cpu-num1> is the primary processor number.
<cpu-num2> is the alternate processor number.
STARTUP "SYSTEM.CSS<nn>" specifies the location of the download files
accessed by the TFTP server process.
<tcpip-process> is the name of the NonStop TCP/IP process that supports the
new Ethernet adapter port.
Use the SCF START PROCESS command to start the TFTP server process:b.
START PROCESS $ZZWAN.#<tftp-process>
Use the SCF STATUS PROCESS command to verify that the TFTP server process is in
the STARTED state:
c.
STATUS PROCESS $ZZWAN.#<tftp-process>
The example shows the output of this command.
4 Create and start a WANBoot process for the NonStop TCP/IP process that supports the new
Ethernet adapter port.
Use the SCF ADD PROCESS command to create the WANBoot process:a.
ADD PROCESS $ZZWAN.#<wanboot-process>,
IOPOBJECT $SYSTEM.SYS<nn>.WANBOOT,
CPU <cpu-num1>, ALTCPU <cpu-num2>,
TYPE (0,30),
STARTUP "TCPIP $<tcpip-process>"
<wanboot-process> is the name of the WANBoot process. The name should be in
the form $ZW<cabid><portid> as described in Manufacturing Naming Conventions.
<cpu-num1> is the primary processor number.