5.2.8	Adding nodes

A distinction is made between two scenarios:

•	The node is generated offline, data consistency is guaranteed. Log-on creates a unique allocation (node ID) from a HG 1500 card to the central board. This means that HG 1500 cards can be retrofitted.

•	A HG 1500 card is installed/retrofitted or the IP address is changed. The user is logged on to the server (see above), but no CDB has yet been generated offline for this communication system. In this case, the user receives an appropriate message at the server in the course of administration.

In the case of an OFFLINE configuration with HiPath 3000 Manager, the following administration steps must be performed:

1.	The CDB of the new node must be transferred to the server; on the other hand, if the CDB was generated on the server, it must be transferred to the node.

2.	The HiPath HG 1500 cards are to be administered with their IP address.

If a node needs to be removed from the networked system, this node must be removed from the server database via HiPath 3000 Manager by selecting File | HiPath 5000 RSM/AllServe | Delete | HiPath 3000/AllServe Node.

This prevents node administration with the server.

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