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APC NBRK0550, NBRK0450, NBRK0570 manual IPMI Devices, Adding, editing, and removing IPMI devices

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IPMI Devices

IPMI Devices

Note: The IPMI Devices icon is only available with the purchase of the 5-node Scanner/ IPMI Pack. For more information, contact your NetBotz authorized reseller or the NetBotz support team.

The IPMI standard defines a hardware and software management interface and implementation that provide different hardware platforms with compatible server management and control functions. Use the IPMI Devices icon to add network-attached, Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI)-enabled devices to the list of devices monitored by your NetBotz appliance. Supported IMPI versions follow:

•IPMI V1.5 over LAN

•IPMI V2.0 over LAN

•SuperMicro V1.5 over LAN

•IPMI V1.5 over LAN for Intel V2 BMCs

•IPMI V2.0 over LAN for Intel V2 BMCs

Adding, editing, and removing IPMI devices

To add an IPMI device to the list of devices monitored by your NetBotz appliance or to edit an IMPI Device:

1.Click the IPMI Devices icon to display the IPMI Device Configuration window.

2.To add a new IPMI device, click Add. To edit a target, select the device from the IPMI Devices selection list and click Edit.

3.The Add (or Edit) IPMI Devices window opens. This window contains the following fields:

Item	Description

Hostname/IP Address The hostname or IP address of the IPMI-enabled device.

User name	The User ID that accesses the IPMI interface on the IPMI-enabled
	device.
Password / Verify	The Password that accesses the IPMI interface on the IPMI-enabled
password	device.
Protocol	The IPMI protocol that communicates with the IPMI interface on
	the IPMI-enabled device.
Scan interval	How frequently the appliance queries an IPMI device for data.
	Note: You can force the appliance to do a scan at any time by
	clicking Scan Now in the IPMI Device Configuration window.
Device Controls	The control options enabled on this IPMI device. These
	capabilities only function on IPMI devices that support the specific
	IPMI control option.

4. Click OK to save the settings for this IPMI-enabled device.

To remove IPMI devices from the IPMI Devices selection list, select IPMI-enabled devices from the list and click Remove.

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NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide NBRK0570 NBRK0550 NBRK0450 NBWL0455 NBWL0456NBWL0355 NBWL0356 Page Preface IntroductionWeb Client: Getting Started Web Client: Monitoring Your EnvironmentAdvanced View: Monitoring Your Environment Advanced View: Pod/Sensor Settings Output control label settings Advanced View: Configuring Appliances Advanced View: Defining Thresholds Symptoms and Solutions Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsOverloaded Appliances BotzWare MacrosNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide viiiPreface U.S. Government Restricted RightsMisuse Availability of Open Source TechnologiesIntroduction System DefinitionBasic Concepts and Terminology SSL Support NetBotz Appliance User’s GuideWeb Client Getting Started System RequirementsAccessing the Web Client Choosing a LanguageSupported languages Interface Navigation Launching Advanced ViewNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Web Client: Monitoring Your Environment Status tabAlerts tab Cameras tabPods tab NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide•Settings: 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System dialogSelecting a card format Registering cardsRegistering a card manually Editing card information2.Click Edit Deleting a cardCopying permissions between cards 1.Click Copy PermissionsRemoving a door from a card Adding an appliance Removing an applianceEditing an appliance Sensor Pods Settings SensorsExternal ports 1.Click Add custom –Define the custom analog sensor–Define the custom dry contact sensor –Define the custom 4-20mAsensor 3.Click Remove CustomAdvanced View: Configuring Appliances BackupClock Custom Audio Clips Data Center ExpertAdding custom audio clips 2.Click Add custom audio clipConfiguring DNS settings Configuring dynamic DNS settingsE-mailServer External StorageUsing an external storage system Using a Windows shareTo configure your appliance to use a Windows Share Using an NFS mount Removing external storageReclaiming external storage data Warning: Do not initialize the target shareIP Filter OverviewAdding new filters Filter Action IP AddressProtocol 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