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windows neighbor IP addresses finding
Hello,
I have added a new SAN switch to our network, but I don't have serial connection, but connected to network, but I don't know the IP address. From windows, can we find out what are the neighbors connected to router/switch?
I have added a new SAN switch to our network, but I don't have serial connection, but connected to network, but I don't know the IP address. From windows, can we find out what are the neighbors connected to router/switch?
Is this a brand-new device? You should know the IP before placing it on the network. You could login to the switch using it's default-ip and then assign a proper static management address to it.
Does the documentation list a default ip address or that the unit will start in DHCP mode?
Hi,
What type of SAN?
May be the default iP is not on your range.
I read somewhere that 10.77.77.77 is the factory IP for B40 SAN
But a good idea is to buy the good serial cable to setup your switch.
To have a look of the IPs on your network, you will find a lot of small soft like AdvancedIP scanner.
What type of SAN?
May be the default iP is not on your range.
I read somewhere that 10.77.77.77 is the factory IP for B40 SAN
But a good idea is to buy the good serial cable to setup your switch.
To have a look of the IPs on your network, you will find a lot of small soft like AdvancedIP scanner.
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