problem with windows host agent ip address

If you have a multihomed host and are running like :
· IBM AIX,
· HP-UX,
· Linux,
· Solaris,
· VMware ESX Server (2.5.0 or later), or
· Microsoft Windows
you must create a parameter file for Navisphere Agent, named agentID.txt
About the agentID.txt file:

This file, agentID.txt (case sensitive), ensures that the Navisphere Agent binds to the correct HBA/NIC for registration and therefore registers the host with the correct storage system. The agentID.txt file must contain the following two lines:

Line1: Fully-qualified hostname of the host
Line 2: IP address of the HBA/NIC port that you want Navisphere Agent to use

For example, if your host is named host28 on the domain mydomain.com and your host contains two HBAs/NICs, HBA/NIC1 with IP address 192.111.222.2 and HBA/NIC2 with IP address 192.111.222.3, and you want the Navisphere Agent to use NIC 2, you would configure agentID.txt as follows:

host28.mydomain.com
192.111.222.3

For Microsoft Windows:
1. Using a text editor that does not add special formatting, create a file named agentID.txt in the directory C:/ProgramFiles/EMC/Navisphere Agent.
2. Add the hostname and IP address lines as described above. This file should contain only these two lines, without formatting.
3. Save the agentID.txt file.
4. If a HostIdFile.txt file is present in the C:/ProgramFiles/EMC/Navisphere Agent directory, delete or rename it.
5. Restart the Navisphere Agent
6. Once the Navisphere Agent has restarted, verify that Navisphere Agent is using the correct IP address that is entered in the agentID.txt file. Either:
· In Navisphere Manager, verify that the host IP address is the same as the IP address that you you entered in the agentID.txt file. If the address is the same, the agentID.txt file is configured correctly.
· Check the new HostIdFile.txt file. You should see the IP address that is entered in the agentID.txt file.