Hitachi Compute Blade 2500 Series Getting Started Guide

Getting Started GuideSafety precautionsCommon precautions concerning safetyAbout operations and actionsThe need for each individual to pay attention and take careGeneral safety precautionsIntended AudienceRelease NotesDocument OrganizationDocument ConventionsConventions for storage capacity valuesSafety informationOSs supported by server bladesRelated topicsManagement module overviewSwitch module overviewFan moduleLPAR manager functionalityReducing server blade power consumptionInternal LAN and management LANTypes of consoles supported by the CB 2500System console prerequisitesCLI consoleLCD touch consoleWorkflow for connecting the system unit to the power supplyPreparing the system console used for configuring the settings of the CB 2500Setting the Web browser used to display the Web consoleManagement LAN when LPAR manager is usedSetting the network information of the system consoleSetting the network for the server blades and modulesChanging the password used to log in to the management moduleSetting the chassis ID of the server chassisChanging the network addresses of the management module, server blades, and switch modulesSetting a user account for the LAN switch moduleChanging the password of the "admin" accountLogging in to the switch moduleChanging the password of the "admin" accountLogging out from the switch moduleConnecting the system console and the system unit to the management LANPowering on the server bladeUsing the Web console to power on a server bladeResetting the power of the server bladeUsing the Web console to reset the power of the server bladeUsing the remote console to reset the power of a server bladeRestarting the BMC of a server bladeRestarting the BMC from the Web consoleSetting the UEFI of a server blade4 Stopping the CB 2500Using the Web console to power off a server bladeForcibly powering off a server bladeUsing the Web console to forcibly power off a server bladeUsing the remote console to forcibly power off a server bladePowering off a switch modulePowering off the server chassisUsing the Web console to power off the server chassisUsing the LCD touch console to power off the server chassisFunctionality and Operation of the Remote Console□ Screen messages displayed by the remote consoleServer blade image signals that can be displayed on the remote consoleStarting the remote consoleSet up the System console that OS X is runningInstalling the certificate fileStarting the remote console from the management module via a Web consoleRemote console windowFunctionality of the remote consoleCreating a disk image for access from the server bladeItems in the Virtual Media consoleCompliance with license agreementsDisk image creation toolPrecautions for sharing devices or disk images on the system console among multiple server bladesChanging media on a system console deviceCreating a disk image from CD/DVD mediaScreen messages displayed by the remote consoleTroubleshooting on the remote consoleIssuing an NMI for the operating system running on the server bladeIssuing an NMI from the Web consoleA System Unit SpecificationsTaking a Memory Dump of the OS Running on a Server BladeTaking a memory dump in WindowsConfiguring the settings for taking a complete memory dumpSettings for taking a complete memory dumpTaking a memory dump in WindowsTriggers for taking a memory dumpTaking a memory dump in LinuxFailure detection in Red Hat Enterprise LinuxTaking a memory dump in Red Hat Enterprise LinuxTriggers for taking a memory dumpAfter a memory dump is takenTaking a memory dump with VMwareTaking a memory dump with VMwareTriggers for taking a memory dumpWhile a memory dump is being takenC Cleaning the System UnitRough guide for cleaning intervalsComponents that have specified lifetimesCompone Applicable product nt name type RemarksEnd user licenseEnd User Licenseactive bladeAPC (Accurate Power Control)BMCDeployment ManagerIEEELID (Location IDentifier lamp)logical partitioningLPAR (Logical PARtition)LPAR manager (Logical PARtitioning manager)management modulememory dumpN+M cold standbyNMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt)server chassisstandby bladeswitch modulevirtual mediaWeb consoleInterfaces for managing the system unit are: Web console, CLI console, and remote console. These consoles run on the PC of the system console. In addition, the CB 2500 also supports LCD touch consoles, which allow you to operate the system unit without using any system console. The available functionality varies depending on the console. Use the co...