GLYPH<SM590000> Today’s View Port Parameters and Display OAT entries support exporting data of one OSA  PCHID. Also, the data for all OSA PCHIDs can be exported to USB or FTP from the View  Port Parameters menu. GLYPH<SM590000> The initial window was changed to display status information of all OSA PCHIDs (see  Figure 10-15). GLYPH<SM590000> Statically assigned IPv4 or statically assigned IPv6 addresses GLYPH<SM590000> Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)-assigned IPv4 or DHCP-assigned IPv6  addressees GLYPH<SM590000> Auto-configured IPv6: – Link-local is assigned to every network interface.  – Router-advertised, which is broadcast from  the router, can be combined with a Media  Access Control (MAC) address to create a unique address. – Privacy extensions can be enabled for these addresses as a way to avoid the use of  the MAC address as part of the address to ensure uniqueness. GLYPH<SM590000> Statically assigned IPv4 or statically assigned IPv6 GLYPH<SM590000> Auto-configured IPv6 as link-local or router-advertised An SE can have the following IP addresses: IP addresses on the SE cannot be dynamically assigned through DHCP to ensure repeatable  address assignments. DHCP privacy extensions are not used on the SE. The HMC uses IPv4 and IPv6 multicasting$^{2}$ to automatically discover the SEs. The HMC  Network Diagnostic Information task can be used to identify the IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6)  which are used by the HMC to communicate to the SEs (of a CPC). An HMC can have the following IP configurations: 10.3.7 Assigning addresses to the HMC and SE Figure 10-15 OSA Advanced Facilities window 2 For a customer-supplied switch, multicast must be enabled at the switch level. Chapter 10. Hardware Management Console and Support Element  425