We have seen some cases where CineStations lost their 10 GbE configuration. To fix this, please follow these steps:
1. Connect to the 1 GbE interface and configure the local network card:
2. Get the IP and XIP from the label on your CineStation and replace the XXX in the following commands accordingly:
echo 'set eth.xip "172.16.XXX.XXX"' | nc -G1 100.100.XXX.XXX 7115
echo 'set eth.xnetmask "255.255.0.0"' | nc -G1 100.100.XXX.XXX 7115
echo 'set eth.xbroadcast "172.16.255.255"' | nc -G1 100.100.XXX.XXX 7115
Check with:echo 'get eth' | nc -G1 100.100.XXX.XXX 7115
The output should look like this:
eth : { \
ip : "", \
netmask : "", \
broadcast : "", \
gateway : "", \
mtu : 0, \
xip : "172.16.XXX.XXX", \
xnetmask : "255.255.0.0", \
xbroadcast : "172.16.255.255" \
}
3. Connect to 10 GbE port and configure the network settings of your machine:
