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HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrato
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Contents Introduction .............
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Boot Options tab ..................
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Europe time zone settings .........
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server iLO, interconnect management
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If a protocol is disabled, then the
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the KVM USB for keyboard and mouse
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Option ROM settings. For the interc
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If extended data is disabled on an
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Using online help To access online
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The Insight Display LCD panel allow
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OA 3.60 Encryption Normal OA3.60 En
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2. Slide the Onboard Administrator
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Enclosure KVM Features The Enclosur
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• Server Console—Select a serve
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First Time Setup Wizard Before you
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To update the rack topology informa
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Rack and Enclosure Settings screen
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Administrator Account Setup screen
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For possible values and description
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Knowing your network configuration
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Use the LDAP Group Configuration sc
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Field Possible value Description Se
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Power Management screen IMPORTANT:
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Mode Insight Display name Descripti
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Navigating Onboard Administrator Na
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Clicking the link for an individual
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The following image shows the graph
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Rack View Rack View screen The Rack
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If the active mode is set for a sin
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Row Description Enclosure Ambient T
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Column Description Bay Model Manufa
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Configuring the HP BladeSystem c700
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To view the enclosure Status screen
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Information Configuring the HP Blad
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To change the state of the enclosur
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o Fan removed o Power supply status
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Disabled—Disables powerdelay for
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Column Description Delay Click Appl
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Enclosure TCP/IP settings IPv4 Sett
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IPv6 Settings tab This screen displ
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• Auto-Negotiate—Automatically
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Below the Trusted Addresses field i
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EBIPA assigns IP addresses for the
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Column Description EBIPA Address Su
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Enclosure Virtual Buttons tab To ch
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Active to Standby DVD drive When a
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in the list. If multiple media disk
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The revert delay on the VLAN Settin
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Adding, editing, and removing VLANs
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To change the membership of a devic
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HP Insight Remote Support Use the R
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Insight Remote Support Service Even
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Row Description Collection Click Se
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Enclosure Firmware Management setti
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updating the firmware management lo
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• In the list of enclosures, the
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Row Description Firmware Version Ha
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Certificate Administration Informat
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Certificate Request tab The Certifi
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Certificate-signing request attribu
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Force Downgrade—You must use this
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• Enclosure Event 0x11: Fan Inser
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• Enclosure Event 0x1203: Flash P
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TCP/IP Settings for Standby Onboard
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Row Description Version MD5 Fingerp
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Field Possible values Description I
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Button Description Momentary Press
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Row Description Status Powered Powe
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The Onboard Administrator provides
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Row Description Bay Device Model Fi
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Row Description Serial Number (Logi
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Column Description iLO DVD Status D
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IML Log tab The IML Log tab display
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Diagnostic information is gathered
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Status tab Status information Row D
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Management Console Information prov
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Interconnect bays Interconnect Bay
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Click the Port Mapping Interconnect
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Interconnect Bay Virtual Buttons In
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Enclosure power management Power ma
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- Page 171 and 172: The Power Subsystem screen provides
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- Page 175 and 176: Fan status Column Description Fan M
- Page 177 and 178: Row Description Serial Number Diagn
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- Page 191 and 192: From the DVD Connection Status scre
- Page 193 and 194: To view the progress of the unatten
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- Page 257 and 258: Resetting the Onboard Administrator
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o Test Operator o TestOperator@Doma
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Time zone settings Africa time zone
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Asia time zone settings IMPORTANT:
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Europe/Belfast Europe/Lisbon Europe
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Acronyms and abbreviations CA certi
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SUV serial, USB, video TFTP Trivial
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Index A AC redundant, lost 161 acce
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power management planning 161 power