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70 HP VMA SAN Gateway User’s Guide AM456-9026A
This is the routing information for the SAN Gateway, including destination, mask, gateway,
whether the node is active or static, and the interface.
Changing the Gateway Management Virtual IP Address
You can change the gateway management virtual address (also known at the virtual IP address or
VIP) from the Network Settings page. In most cases, it is recommended that you change the cluster
management address through a serial console using the CLI. However, there are few situations
where changing the management VIP address through the Web Interface is advised, one being in
preparation for a physical move of the devices.
Note: Consult with your network administrator before changing the management VIP address. If you
change this address through the Web Interface, you lose connectivity with the gateway.
To change the cluster management VIP address, do the following:
1. Select Administration > Cluster Admin > Network > Network Settings. The Network
Settings page appears.
2. In the Cluster Management Address panel, enter an IP Address in the text field.
3. Enter the Network Mask Length in the text field.
4. Click Apply.
Modifying Global Default Gateway Settings
The Network Settings page allow you to specify the Global Default Gateway and then enable or
disable its use.
To modify the global default gateway, do the following:
1. Select Administration > Cluster Admin > Network > Network Settings. The Network
Settings page appears.
2. To disable the current global default gateway, click Disable. To re-enable the default gateway,
click Enable.
3. To change the global default gateway, enter the new default gateway address in the text field
and click Set Default Gateway.
Viewing and Modifying DNS Settings
You can view domain name server (DNS) configurations, add DNS servers, as well as add and
remove domain names from the DNS Settings page.