Dell 8 manual Other Documents You May Need, Licensing, Important Note

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After you log in to ASM user interface, you can access the online help in any of the following ways:

To open context-sensitive online help for the active page, click ?, and then click Help.

To open context-sensitive online help for a dialog box, click ? in the dialog box.

Additionally, in the online help, use the Enter search items option in the Table of Contents to search for a specific topic or keyword.

Other Documents You May Need

Go to http://www.dell.com/asmdocs for additional supporting documents such as:

Dell Active System Manager version 8.0 User’s Guide

Dell Active System Manager version 8.0 Release Notes

Dell Active System Manager version 8.0 Compatibility Matrix Guide

For more information about best practices, Dell solutions, and service, see Dell Active System Manager page on Dell TechCenter:

http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/converged-infrastructure/w/wiki/4318.dell-active-system- manager.aspx

Licensing

ASM licensing is based on the total number of managed resources, except for the VMware vCenter and Windows SCVMM instances

ASM 8.0 supports following license types:

Trial License — A Trial license can be procured through the account team and it supports up to 25 resources for 90 days.

Standard License — A Standard license grants full access.

You will receive an e-mail from customer service with the instructions for downloading ASM. The license file is attached to that email.

If you are using ASM for the first time, you must upload the license file through the Initial Setup wizard. To upload and activate subsequent licenses, click Settings Virtual Appliance Management.

After uploading an initial license, subsequent uploads replace the existing license.

Important Note

Engaging support requires that all prerequisites are fulfilled by customer or deployment team. Third party hardware support is not provided by Dell services. Discovery, inventory and usage of third party hardware must be in the expected state as described in the prerequisites and configuring sections of this guide.

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Contents Active System Manager Version 8.0 Quick Installation Guide Page Contents Configuring Dhcp or PXE on External Servers What is New in this Release Accessing Online HelpAbout this Document Other Documents You May Need LicensingImportant Note ASM Port and Protocol Information Installing Active System Manger Information PrerequisitesDeployment Prerequisites Page Page Prerequisites for M1000e with MXL, S5000, and Compellent MXLInterface range fi 0/0 7 no shut Prerequisites for Rack Server, S5000, and Compellent Dcbx port-role auto-downstream Prerequisites for Rack Server, S5000, Brocade and Compellent Interface vlan Vlan ID Create Vlan for FCoE Exit Feature fcoe feature npiv feature lacp Prerequisites for Rack Server, Cisco Nexus, and Compellent Interface vfc101 Conf feature npv Resource Create VSAN-instantiate it in the Vsan database FC feature needs to be enabled on the MXL System Center Virtual Machine Manager Scvmm Prerequisites Deploying ASM from VMware vSphere ClientDeploying ASM using Scvmm Deploying ASM on Hyper-V host Changing Dell Administrator Password Configuring Static IP Address in the Virtual ApplianceConfiguring ASM Virtual Appliance as PXE Boot Responder Customizing Virtual Machine Templates for VMware and Hyper-V Main Server=dellasm Master Agent Customizing Linux Template Rm /lib/udev/rules.d/75-persistent-net-generator.rulesCustomizing Windows Template Crontab -lPage Adding NetApp Ruby SDK Enable Http or HTTPs for NFS share Configuring NetApp Storage ComponentPage Completing Initial Configuration Page Deploying WinPE on the Virtual Appliance Adding OS Image Repositories Page Page Configure Dhcp on Windows 2012 Dhcp Server Create the Dhcp User ClassCreate the Boot File Scope Option Configure Dhcp on Windows 2008 Dhcp ServerCreate the Dhcp Policy Create the Dhcp User Class Configuring Dhcp for Linux Sample Dhcp Configuration
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