Specifying a Network
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 3:01 pm
We currently are setting up your StarPort Professional in our office and I have a question on the networking:
In our StarWind server we have a two private networks set up:
Company Domain Network (192. series) - which allows us to access this server remotely, connect to the internet, etc...
ISCSI Network (10. series) - which is a seperate GB network just for ISCSI - We currently have 2 - 4 port GB Intel nics teamed for 8 gb of bandwith to a GB switch.
The question is there way configure StarWind / StarPort to only uses the 10. network and not by pass this high bandwith through the 192. network?
Let me say that I set the interface to the 10. ip address of the StarWind server and then tested if I could access a ISCSI device through the 192. network and was able to. Is there a setting to only use a specified adapter or is a matter of blocking the ISCSI port on the 192. network?
Thanks,
Gary
In our StarWind server we have a two private networks set up:
Company Domain Network (192. series) - which allows us to access this server remotely, connect to the internet, etc...
ISCSI Network (10. series) - which is a seperate GB network just for ISCSI - We currently have 2 - 4 port GB Intel nics teamed for 8 gb of bandwith to a GB switch.
The question is there way configure StarWind / StarPort to only uses the 10. network and not by pass this high bandwith through the 192. network?
Let me say that I set the interface to the 10. ip address of the StarWind server and then tested if I could access a ISCSI device through the 192. network and was able to. Is there a setting to only use a specified adapter or is a matter of blocking the ISCSI port on the 192. network?
Thanks,
Gary