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3.3.3 Private and open networking

As there are two network connections on an HMC, you can connect it to both a private

network and a public network. The HMC shown in Figure 3-11 is the DHCP server to the

indirect connected servers.

Figure 3-11 HMC connect to both private and public networks

There is also a connection to the local public network as a DHCP client. In this network we

have Web-based System Management Remote Clients (WSMRC) and a remote HMC. This

arrangement is probably the style most large customers would choose. The “main” HMC is

located in the dark machine room. The remote HMC and WSMRC could be located in the

bridge or IT department for operational use.

3.3.4 Open networking

One could choose to install both the HMC and the Service process ports onto a public

network. This would mean that the network connection from the HMC to the Service

Processor is part of the normal public network traffic and subject to these constraints. We

would not recommend this type of network connection, and there is no obvious reason to

install your HMC this way.

3.3.5 Working with HMC in open networks

To configure an HMC in an open network, you must provide it with the public network

information, Domain name, DCHP server, and DNS server. You must also provide the

Service Processor with a static IP address in the network. You can work with the Service

Processor IP addresses from the Advanced System Manager interface.

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