Remote Console Interfaces
The firmware hubs in each cell store the BIOS. The firmware hub and the TPM are attached to the low pin count (LPC) bus, an internal bus that connects
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
"Trusted Platform Module (TPM)" in Section 2 describes the TPM.
Ports
The management board contains the following ports:
y10/100 Ethernet ports - An Ethernet LAN is the physical transport for the internal communication among Service Processors in different cells and for communication with external management platforms. The 10/100 LAN connection on the Service Processor connects to an Ethernet switch. Three ports on the Ethernet switch connect to the interconnect ports and, through the interconnect cables, to the Service Processors in other cells. Part of the interconnect cable is the maintenance LAN that is used to communicate with the Service Processors in a system.
One port from the Ethernet switch is routed to the Ethernet port
yUSB port
y
y
Other Management Logic
The management board contains other associated
Remote Console Interfaces
Management firmware is a comprehensive means of configuring, controlling, and monitoring individual components of the Express5800/A1160 system and the system as a whole. Management firmware runs on the Service Processor.
The remote console interfaces are client user interfaces to management firmware that are provided by Web servers running on Service Processors. You can access Web interfaces using a browser on any device that is connected to the maintenance LAN that supports the Express5800/A1160 system.
Different remote console interfaces (sets of Web pages) control each partition, each cell, and the system as a whole. Each remote console interface provides commands to view information and update settings for that component.