> Does Group Manger IP should be in iscsi VLAN? Yes! Note: When ever you setup an EQL it will ask for a iSCSI port because nothing more is needed to bring it up. The earlier EQLs doest have a dedicated MGMT Port and later you have the option to convert the last ethX as a MGMT port. This is the reason why you setup ISCSI at the beginning. (Think about a mixed member group of newer and older models and you get a picture) Ok.... again is this the one and only member in the group and there is do production host connected right? For the IP change we need a 3rd. subnet for temporary use. - Dont touch eth0-3 and the Group IP Address right now - Setup the MGMT Ports and the Group Management IP Adress to the tempr. Subnet. Use  Group Config->Adv.-> MGMT Network. You can edit the MGMT Port of the member as well as the MGMT IP Adress - When saving the config you will loose access. You have to place your admin PC into the templ. subnet as well - Connect again to the GroupMgr with the new temp. IP  - Now you can change the Group IP Adress to 10.10.10..x - Now you can change eth0 to 10.10.10.2 - At the end you can change the MGMT IP Address of the group as well as the MGMT Port back to 192.168.0.x - Change the IP of your admin PC back As a fallback you should consider to hook up a serial cable the the active controller of the EQL. Use 9600,8,1,N with your favorite terminal programm (putty.exe on windows). All the steps you also can perform from the commandline. If this group and the single member not in production yet you also can reset the config and start from the beginning.  Regards, Joerg
Hi, Currently we have new EqualLogic 6100 device with this network configuration: Group Manager IP - 192.168.0.2 (VLAN1). Member network config:eth0 - 192.168.0.3 (VLAN1)eth1 - 10.10.10.3 (VLAN2)eth2 - 10.10.10.4 (VLAN2)eth3 - 10.10.10.5 (VLAN2)eth4 - empty I would like to assign 192.168.0.4 to eth4 but got error: "Management interface must not be on san subnet" I am sure that ALL eth interfaces has access to VLAN1 and VLAN2, does that mean error states that eth4 must not access VLAN2 and only access VLAN1 on the switch? Or eth0 also should have only access to VLAN2 in order to reconfigure eth0 and eth4? Thanks
EqualLogic Group Member network configuration error: "Management interface must 
not be on san subnet"