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IEEE 802.1Q Virtual LANs (VLANs) are a way of partitioning a physical network 
into distinct broadcast domains. Packets can be tagged with different VLAN IDs 
so that a single "trunk" connection may be used to transport data for various 
VLANs.
 
If the network interface is directly connected to a VLAN trunk port, specifying
a VLAN ID may be necessary to get a working connection.
Is this system connected to a VLAN trunk port?
  1: Yes      2: No [*]
Prompt: '?' for help, default=2> 
2653
 
Networking can be configured either by entering all the information manually, 
or by using DHCP (or a variety of IPv6-specific methods) to detect network 
settings automatically. If you choose to use autoconfiguration and the 
installer is unable to get a working configuration from the network, you will 
be given the opportunity to configure the network manually.
Auto-configure networking?
  1: Yes [*]  2: No
Prompt: '?' for help, default=1> 
2
 
The IP address is unique to your computer and may be:
  * four numbers separated by periods (IPv4);
 * blocks of hexadecimal characters separated by colons (IPv6).
 
You can also optionally append a CIDR netmask (such as "/24").
 
If you don't know what to use here, consult your network administrator.
IP address:
Prompt: '?' for help> 
10.245.236.12/24
 
The gateway is an IP address (four numbers separated by periods) that indicates
the gateway router, also known as the default router.  All traffic that goes 
outside your LAN (for instance, to the Internet) is sent through this router.  
In rare circumstances, you may have no router; in that case, you can leave this
blank.  If you don't know the proper answer to this question, consult your 
network administrator.
Gateway:
Prompt: '?' for help, default=10.245.236.1> 
.
 
The name servers are used to look up host names on the network. Please enter 
the IP addresses (not host names) of up to 3 name servers, separated by spaces.
Do not use commas. The first name server in the list will be the first to be 
queried. If you don't want to use any name server, just leave this field blank.
Name server addresses:
Prompt: '?' for help, default=10.245.236.1> 
.
 
Currently configured network parameters:
 
 interface     = encc000
 ipaddress     = 10.245.236.12
 netmask       = 255.255.255.0
 gateway       = 10.245.236.1
 pointopoint   = <none>
 nameservers   = 10.245.236.1
Is this information correct?
  1: Yes [*]  2: No
Prompt: '?' for help, default=1> 
1
 
Detecting link on encc000; please wait...  
Please enter the hostname for this system.
 
The hostname is a single word that identifies your system to the network. If 
you don't know what your hostname should be, consult your network 
administrator. If you are setting up your own home network, you can make 
something up here.
Hostname:
s1lp12
 
The domain name is the part of your Internet address to the right of your host 
name.  It is often something that ends in .com, .net, .edu, or .org.  If you 
are setting up a home network, you can make something up, but make sure you use
the same domain name on all your computers.
Domain name:
canonical.com
 
Ubuntu installer main menu
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Choose the next step in the install process:
  1: Configure the network device,    
  2: Configure the network,    
  3: Continue installation remotely using SSH [*],
  4: Choose language,    
  5: Choose a mirror of the Ubuntu archive,    
  6: Download installer components,    
  7: Change debconf priority,    
  8: Save debug logs,    
  9: Execute a shell,    
 10: Abort the installation,    
Prompt: '?' for help, default=3> 

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Sep 26 13:20:49 kernel: [   59.316983] with link type OSD_10GIG.
Sep 26 13:20:49 kernel: [   59.317055] qeth 0.0.c000 encc000: renamed from eth0
Sep 26 13:20:49 kernel: [   59.319638] qeth 0.0.c000: QDIO data connection isola
tion is deactivated
Sep 26 13:20:49 kernel: [   59.320458] qeth 0.0.c000: HW Checksumming (inbound) 
enabled
Sep 26 13:20:49 kernel: [   59.321299] qeth 0.0.c000: HW TX Checksumming enabled
 
Sep 26 13:20:53 main-menu[202]: INFO: Menu item 'netcfg' selected
Sep 26 13:20:53 netcfg[258]: INFO: Starting netcfg v.1.135ubuntu4.5
Sep 26 13:20:53 netcfg[258]: DEBUG: Flushing addresses and routes on interface: 
encc000
Sep 26 13:20:53 netcfg[258]: INFO: Could not find valid BOOTIF= entry in /proc/c
mdline
Sep 26 13:20:53 netcfg[258]: INFO: Taking down interface encc000
Sep 26 13:24:52 netcfg[258]: INFO: Taking down interface lo
Sep 26 13:24:52 netcfg[258]: INFO: Taking down interface lo
Sep 26 13:24:52 netcfg[258]: INFO: Activating interface encc000
Sep 26 13:24:52 netcfg[258]: INFO: executing: ip addr add 10.245.236.12/24 broad
cast 10.245.236.255 dev encc000
Sep 26 13:24:52 netcfg[258]: INFO: Waiting time set to 3
Sep 26 13:24:53 netcfg[258]: INFO: ethtool-lite: encc000: carrier up
Sep 26 13:24:53 netcfg[258]: INFO: Found link on encc000
Sep 26 13:24:54 netcfg[258]: ARPING to 10.245.236.1 from 10.245.236.12 via encc0
00
Sep 26 13:24:54 netcfg[258]: Sent 1 probe(s) (1 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:54 netcfg[258]: Received 0 reply (0 request(s), 0 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:55 netcfg[258]: ARPING to 10.245.236.1 from 10.245.236.12 via encc0
00
Sep 26 13:24:55 netcfg[258]: Sent 1 probe(s) (1 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:55 netcfg[258]: Received 0 reply (0 request(s), 0 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:56 netcfg[258]: ARPING to 10.245.236.1 from 10.245.236.12 via encc0
00
Sep 26 13:24:56 netcfg[258]: Sent 1 probe(s) (1 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:56 netcfg[258]: Received 0 reply (0 request(s), 0 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:57 netcfg[258]: ARPING to 10.245.236.1 from 10.245.236.12 via encc0
00
Sep 26 13:24:57 netcfg[258]: Sent 1 probe(s) (1 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:57 netcfg[258]: Received 0 reply (0 request(s), 0 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:58 netcfg[258]: ARPING to 10.245.236.1 from 10.245.236.12 via encc0
00
Sep 26 13:24:58 netcfg[258]: Sent 1 probe(s) (1 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:58 netcfg[258]: Received 0 reply (0 request(s), 0 broadcast(s))
Sep 26 13:24:59 netcfg[258]: ARPING to 10.245.236.1 from 10.245.236.12 via encc0
00
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