Excellent - so you should be able to get your networking group to add 67.204.92.X to a Gigabit port, then connect it to cge2 or cge3.  Once the port is connected, you'll have to make an interface with the server_ifconfig command or from the GUI.  You can associate the new interface with Customer 2's CIFS server and allow access on that network.  If you anticipate more customers with their own networks on your NAS, you should really consider asking the network group about VLAN tagging.  Otherwise, you'll need to buy more network interfaces for your Celerra.  Thanks!  Karl
Can i put a management NIC  card ( 172.18.48.XX) in one of our NAS blade servers ( D M)  in order to interact with another network?  This is what the scenario is . We recently bought NS480 whose gate way IP( 172.18.16.81)  is "customer 1 " 's aplication network (172.18.16.XX). i want to bring that to "customer 1" 's management network ( which is 172.18.48.0 255.255.240.0 network).  The whole purpose of doing this is to bring this Data mover gateway to talk to the backup server 67.204.92.X( customer 2)  My network guy made me understand that inorder to  talk to customer2 my blade server ( NAS DM ) should have a management NIC card in 172.18.48.(which is customer 1 management network). If i have this card in place i can easily talk to customer 2, other wise i can't.  My question how can i put NAS box in that network .Do i 've a set up for NIC.If yes, can I  not reprovision an existing NIC for a Management connection?  Please suggest.
Management NIC card for celerra NAS