Terminate another AVR session | Fujitsu IRMC S2/S3 guide

Menus of the AVR window

Disconnect Session...

Terminate another AVR session.

IIt is only possible to terminate other AVR sessions with Disconnect Session. To terminate your own session, choose Exit.

A list of current AVR sessions appears:

Figure 37: Extras menu - Disconnect Session

ÊSelect the AVR session that you wish to terminate.

ÊClick OK to confirm that you want to terminate the selected AVR session.

ÊClick Cancel if you do not want to terminate the selected AVR session.

Relinquish Full Control...

Switch to view-only mode. (This function is disabled if you are already in view-only mode.)

Exit

Terminate your own AVR session.

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User Guide English Edition July Certified documentation according to DIN EN ISO Comments… Suggestions… Corrections…Copyright and Trademarks Contents Contents Configuring and using the serial interface IRMC S2/S3 Menus of the AVR window Structure of the user interface System Event Log and Internal Event Log Remote Storage 354 Appendix Ipmi OEM Commands supported by the iRMC S2/S3 Preface Service Purpose and target groups of the manualPurpose and target groups of the manual Other information Power management Functions of the iRMC S2/S3 overviewFunctions of the iRMC S2/S3 Standard functions of the iRMC S2/S3 Functions of the iRMC S2/S3 LAN DNS / Dhcp Extended functionality of the iRMC S2/S3 CD ROM DVD ROM Communication interfaces of the iRMC S2/S3 Communication interfaces of the iRMC S2/S3IRMC S2/S3 provides the following communication interfaces IRMC S2/S3 web interface web interface Communication protocols used by the iRMC S2/S3 Communication protocols used by the iRMC S2/S3 Ipmi technical background Ipmi technical backgroundIntelligent Platform Management Objective Ipmi technical background Advantage Ipmi and other management standardsPage Ipmi technical background Ipmi technical background IPMI-over-LAN Serial Over LAN interface SOL BMC and LAN controller Channel concept under Ipmi BMC and SOL References Dcmi Data Center Management InterfaceData Center Management Interface Dcmi User identifications Changes since the previous versions of the manual Changes compared with the previous version Power Consumption Options iRMC S3 only Changes compared with the previous version Access to the link collection ServerView Suite link collection Documentation for ServerView Suite Documentation for the ServerView Suite VWarning Notational conventionsNotational conventions Notational conventions Your network RequirementsOn the remote workstation IRMC S2/S3 factory defaults IRMC S2/S3 factory defaultsDefault administrator ID Default Dhcp name of the iRMC S2/S3 Logging into the iRMC S2/S3 web interface Logging into the iRMC S2/S3 web interfacePage Configuring the LAN interface of the iRMC S2/S3 Following tools are available for configuring the iRMC S2/S3 Connected to the correct LAN port? Configuring the LAN interface of the iRMC S2/S3Prerequisites Configuring the LAN interface Configuration tools Access from a different subnet Configuring the LAN interface of the iRMC S2/S3 Configure the following settings Set the value to Enabled IRMC LAN Parameters Configuration Menu IRMC S2/S3 You can test the LAN interface as follows Testing the LAN interfaceTest the connection to the iRMC S2/S3 with a ping command Configuring text console redirection via LAN Configuring text console redirection for the iRMC S2 Settings in the Peripheral Configuration menuCall the Peripheral Configuration menu Accept the first value pair proposed Set the value to Serial Specify the baud rate Console redirection is terminated after the Bios Post phase Set the value to On-board COM a Exiting the Bios / TrustedCore setup utility Set the value to iRMCS3 Configuring text console redirection for the iRMC S3Make the following settings Save your settings and exit the Uefi setup utility Make the following settings in the Console Redirection menuExiting the Uefi setup utility DOS Windows Server 2003 Configuring text console redirection via LAN Linux Settings requiredSettings may differ between program versions Add the following line to the end of the file /etc/inittab Configuring and using the serial interface of the iRMC S2/S3 Configuring the serial interface of the iRMC S2 Data bits Parity None Stop bits Flow Control Configuring the serial interface using of the iRMC S3 Serial Port Using the Remote Manager Serial interface PrerequisitesOn the managed server Set the value to Configuring the LAN parameters Configuring the LAN settingsConfiguring ports and network services Configuring DHCP/DNS Dynamic DNS Configuring alerting Configuring text console redirectionConfiguring alert forwarding over Snmp Configuring email notification email alerting User management for the iRMC S2/S3 User management concept for the iRMC S2/S3 Concept Concept User permissions User permissions Configure User Accounts Configure iRMC S2/S3 SettingsVideo Redirection Enabled Remote Storage Enabled Local user management using the iRMC S2/S3 web interface Showing the list of configured usersLocal user management for the iRMC S2/S3 Local user management for the iRMC S2/S3 Local user management via the Server Configuration Manager Modifying the configuration of a userDeleting users Prerequisite SSHv2 public key authentication for iRMC S2/S3 users Public key authentication Creating the public and private SSHv2 keys with PuTTYgen Bild 21 PuTTYgen Creating a new key pair progress bar Proceed as follows Local user management for the iRMC S2/S3 IRMC S2/S3 Click Upload to load the public key onto the iRMC S2/S3 Bild 25 PuTTY Selecting and loading an SSH session Bild 26 PuTTY Loading an SSH session IPlease note Local user management for the iRMC S2/S3 User Public SSHv2 key in OpenSSH format Example Public SSHv2 keyPublic SSHv2 key in RFC4716 format Advanced Video Redirection AVR Resolution Refresh rates Maximum Color depth Bits Requirements Check the AVR settingsGraphics mode settings on the managed server Prerequisites Supported text mode Keyboard settings Using AVR Using AVR Using a low bandwidth Parallel AVR sessions Local Monitor Off function Local monitor is on, but can be switched offLocal monitor is off, but can be switched on Redirecting the keyboard Special key combinationsIntegrated special keys Left Ctrl key corresponds to the Ctrl key on your keyboard Caps lock corresponds to the Caps Lock key on your keyboard Virtual keyboard Synchronizing the mouse pointer Using AVR Secure KeyboardRedirecting the mouse Using AVR Proceed as follows Open a DOS prompt window Proceed as follows to adjust the mouse pointer Choose Click the OK button to save the settingsThis opens the following window Set the Pointer Speed to a medium value Properties ... Troubleshooting Hardware acceleration KDE You make permanent settings as follows for KDE Mouse Control Center window IRMC S2/S3 Set the following values in the Mouse Control Center window 101 Menus of the AVR windowMenus of the AVR window Extras menu You can select the following functions in the Extras menuVirtual Keyboard window opens see on Refreshes the display of the local monitor state Refreshes the AVR window 103 Terminate your own AVR session 104 Terminate another AVR sessionList of current AVR sessions appears Remote Storage menu 105 Power Control menu Switches the server on Languages menu 107 Default setting Absolute Mode 108 Preferences menu Default No lower bandwidth Bpp color depth 8 colorsBpp color depth 256 colors 109Page Remote Storage 111 IRMC S2/S3 113 Providing remote storage at the remote workstationProviding remote storage at the remote workstation Starting Remote Storage This opens the AVR window Menu bar in the AVR window, choose 115 Storage Devices dialog box Storage Devices dialog box Provision of storage media for emote Storage 117 118 Add Storage Device dialog Selecting the storage medium 119 120 Connecting storage media as remote storage 121 122 123 Connection Type dialog Assignment to USB 1.1 and USB 125 Clearing Remote Storage connectionsClick Disconnect to clear all Remote Storage connections Removing the storage medium Storage Devices dialog Removing a Remote Storage medium Booting from WinPE 2.x-based ISO images Providing remote storage via a Remote Storage serverProviding remote storage via a Remote Storage server Remote Storage server is available for Windows systems Installing the Remote Storage server 129 Executing the Remote Storage server as a serviceRemote Storage server execution modes 130 Configuring, starting and exiting the Remote Storage serverCalling the Remote Storage server’s raphical user interface 131 Click the Apply button to activate your settings 132 Exiting the Remote Storage server 133 134 IRMC S2/S3 web interface 135 Logging into the iRMC S2/S3 web interface User configuration details on 137 138 Required user permissionsRequired user permissions 139 Set firmware selector 140 141 Open/edit the Email Alerting Open/edit the iRMC S2/S3 User 142 Structure of the user interface Structure of the user interfaceIRMC S2/S3 web interface is structured as follows 143 Navigation area 144 145 System Information Information on the server 146 System Overview General information on the server 147 Informs about the server‘s Global Error LED Informs about the server’s CSS Customer Self Service LEDSystem Information Information on the server System Status 148 Asset Tag Configuration 149 System Information lists information on the managed server Operating System Information 151 Current Overall Power ConsumptionThis option is not supported for all Primergy servers 152 System CPU Information 153 Cancels your selection Selects all memory modulesApplies the selected action to the selected memory modules 154 Bios Backing up/restore Bios settings, flashing Bios Bios Backing up/restore Bios settings, flashing BiosBios entry contains the links to the following pages 155 Edit Filename Request Bios Parameter Backup 157 Apply Bios Updating Bios via upload from file or via 159 Updating Bios Tftp download successfully finished Bios Information 161 File in which the Bios image is stored Bios Update Settings page Bios Update from File Vcaution 163 IRMC S2/S3 Information, firmware and certificates IRMC S2/S3 Information, firmware and certificatesIRMC S2/S3 entry contains the links to the following pages 164 IRMC S2/S3 Information Information on the iRMC S2/S3 165 Active Session Information 166 167 You can purchase the license keyMiscellaneous iRMC S2/S3 Options Temperature Units 169 Save iRMC S2/S3 Firmware Settings Save firmware settingsAlways save the setting using Click Save All to save all the settings 170 Save iRMC S2/S3 firmware settingsClick Save to save the selected settings 171 IRMC S2/S3 Information, firmware and certificates 173 Certificate Upload IRMC S2/S3 174 175 Loading a CA certificate from a local file You do this using the group 177 Entering the DSA/RSA certificate/private Dsarsa key directly 179 Generate a self-signed RSA Certificate IRMC S2/S3 No explicit reset of the iRMC S2/S3 is required 180 Certificate Creation IRMC S2/S3 Firmware Update 181 Most recently updated firmware image is selected Least recently updated firmware image is selectedLow firmware image is selected High firmware image is selected Inactive firmware is automatically selected Low firmware image firmware image 1 is selectedHigh firmware image firmware image 2 is selected 183 IRMC S2/S3 Tftp Settings Updates the runtime firmwareUpdates the SDR record 185 186 Power ManagementPower Management 187 Power On/Off power the server up/downPower Status Summary Power Management Boot Options Power Management Boot Options Power On/Off page, Restart server is powered up 189 Graceful Power Off Shutdown Power Options Configuring power management for the server 191 Server always remains powered down after a power outage Server is always powered up again after a power outage Power Options page, Power On/Off Time IRMC S2/S3 193 Power Management Watt Technology Please note 194 ASR&R 195 Power Options page, 0 Watt Technology Administration window Defines the beginning hhmm of the time interval 196 197 Power Supply Info 198 199 Power ConsumptionPower Consumption Power Limit Options group is also displayed see 200 Power Consumption Configuration 201 Power Consumption Power Consumption OptionsUnit of electrical power used to display power consumption Scheduled Power Consumption Configuration Power Consumption Configuration page scheduled 203 Power Limit Options Maximum power consumption in Watts 204 205 Shut down the system gracefully and power it downNo action is performed Current Power Consumption Show the current power consumption 206 Power Consumption History Show server power consumption 207 Power Consumption Current Power Consumption Power History Options 209 Power History Chart 210 Sensors Check status of the sensors Sensors Check status of the sensorsValue range Risk of loss of data integrity 212 Fans Check fansFans page provides information on fans and their status 213 Sensors Check status of the sensors Fan Test Test fansSelects all fans Sensors Check status of the sensors Temperature Report the temperature of the server components 215 Selects all temperature sensors Voltages Report voltage sensor information 217 Power Supply Check power supply 218 This functionality is not available with all servers 219 Component Status Check status of the server components 220 221 Status display for individual HDDs IRMC S2/S3 Sensors Check status of the sensors 223 System Event Log and Internal Event LogSystem Event Log and Internal Event Log System Event Log Content 224 System Event Log Content page, System Event Log Information 225 Show Resolutions InternalEvent Log Content IRMC S2/S3 227 Clear Internal Event Log 229 Event Log Configuration 230 Event log is organized as a ring buffer 231 Helpdesk Information Helpdesk Information 233 Server Management Information IRMC S2/S3 Enables/disables the Bios recovery flash bit Retry counter 0 Max 235 Server Management Information page, Watchdog Options Server management software triggers a system reset 237 Server Management Information HP SIM Integration Options 238 Network Settings Configure the LAN parametersNetwork Settings Configure the LAN parameters 239 Network Interface IRMC S2/S3 Network Interface Settings MAC address of the iRMC S2/S3 is displayed here IPv4 configuration IPv4 address of the default gateway in the LANSubnet mask of the iRMC S2/S3 in the LAN 241 IPv6 configuration This option is disabled by default Vlan Configuration Max TCP Segment Lifetime Ports and Network Services 245 Session Timeout 246 Ports for text-based access 247 Remote Storage Ports Network Settings Configure the LAN parameters VNC portsClick Apply to store the configured settings 248 DNS Configuration Configuring DNS for the iRMC S2/S3 249 Number of DNS retries Network Settings Configure the LAN parameters DNS SettingsEnables/disables DNS for the iRMC S2/S3 251 Network Settings Configure the LAN parameters DNS NameEnables/disables update of DNS records via Dynamic DNS Name extension for the iRMC S2/S3 253 Alerting Configure alertingAlerting Configure alerting Snmp Trap Alerting Configure Snmp trap alerting Snmp Trap Alerting Serial / Modem Alerting Configure alerting via modem Enables or disables serial / modem alertingThis entry will depend on the type of connection you have 255 Enter the name of the SMS server Enter the name of the mobile phoneDoCoMo You can choose between 80 or 140 as the maximum length Email Alerting Configure email alerting 257 Time in seconds between Smtp retries Activate this optionNumber of Smtp retries No authentication for the connection User name for authentication on the mail serverPassword for authentication on the mail server Smtp port of the mail server Email Alerting page Secondary Smtp Server Configuration Some entry fields are disabled depending on the mail format 261 Admin Name User Management IRMC S2/S3 User local user management on the iRMC S2/S3User Management 263 Delete You can see the configuration of a user with the name User3 265 User Management User name Configuration 266 Disable this option to lock the user Enter the user passwordConfirm the password by entering it again here Enter a general description of the configured user here Permission to use the Remote Storage functionality 268 Permission to configure local user access dataAssign a privilege group for a LAN channel to the user here User SSHv2 public key upload from file 269 Following email formats are available 270 271 Errors sending email are recorded in the event logEmail address of recipient Notification function is deactivated for this paging group 273 Ldap Enabled 275 IRMC S2/S3 IP address or DSN name of the Backup Ldap server Ldap port of the Backup Ldap serverSecure Ldap port of the Backup Ldap server Ldap directory server that is to be used User name the iRMC S2/S3 uses to log onto the Ldap server Complete DNS path name of the directory serverBase DN is automatically derived from Domain Name Enables global email alerting 279 IRMC S2/S3 281 User Search Context Repeat the password you entered under Ldap Auth Password 283 Enhanced User Login 284 285 Centralized Authentication Service CAS Configuration 286 User Management CAS Generic Configuration 287 Always Display Login Port of the CAS service Default port number DNS name of the CAS serviceLogin URL of the CAS service Logout URL of the CAS service Assign a privilege group to the user here Permission to configure local user access data 290CAS User Privilege and Permissions 291 Console Redirection Redirecting the console Console Redirection Redirecting the consoleFollowing pages are available for console redirection 292 Console Redirection Mode 293 Following settings are possible Flow control is disabledFlow control is handled by the software Flow control is handled by the hardware 295 Start text console redirection via Serial over LAN SOL Power management and text console redirection Login window 296 297 Console Redirection Redirecting the console To close the connection to the console, click Leave Console 299 Windows Server 2003 SAC console 301 Console Redirection Redirecting the console 303 Advanced Video Redirection IRMC S2/S3 View Screenshot Takes a new video screenshot This function is not supported for all Primergy servers 305 No USB port will be disabled 306 Parallel AVR sessions 307 You start AVR under Video Redirection 308 AVR window full-control mode 309 AVR window with two active AVR sessions AVR window when the server is powered down IRMC S2/S3 311 Remote Storage Remote Storage Remote Storage Connection Status 313 Remote Storage Server Operating iRMC S2/S3 via Telnet / SSH Remote Manager Operating iRMC S2/S3 via Telnet / SSH Remote ManagerRequirements on the managed server 315 316 Establishing an SSH connection to the iRMC S2/S3 317 SSH connection Logging in to the Remote Manager Remote Manager login window is displayed Telnet connection Logging in to the Remote Manager Closing a Telnet / SSH connection 319 320 IRMC S2/S3 via Telnet/SSH Remote Manager 321 Requirements on the managed server 323 Operating Remote ManagerOperating Remote Manager Overview of menus Overview of menusSystem Information Enclosure Information Service Processor 325 326 LoggingLogging 327 Remote Manager Main menu window without system information Main menu of the Remote Manager Main menu of the Remote Manager Configure the iRMC S2/S3iRMC S2/S3 e.g. update firmware orChange the password Start a command line shell 330 331 System Information Information on the managed server Change the passwordChange the password 333 System Information Information on the managed serverSets a customer-specific asset tag for the managed server Powers the server down completely and then Powers it up again after a configured periodGraceful shutdown and power off Agents are installed and signed onto 335 Remote Manager Enclosure Information menu IRMC S2/S3 Display information on the temperature sensors Display information on the power supplies and theirHousing are open Primergy diagnostic LED Enclosure Information System Eventlog Clear the contents of the internal event log Enclosure Information Internal Eventlog Configure the IPv4 / IPv6 address settings For details in the individual settingsDisplay the IP settings Switch the Primergy identification LED on/off Start a Command Line shell... Start a Smash CLP shell Console Redirection EMS/SAC Start text console redirection Show the console log in fast mode Continuous modeShow and change the logging run state For a more detailed description, see Console Logging Console Logging Run State Menu Command Line Protocol CLP Command Line Protocol CLPSmash CLP syntax 343 Command Line Protocol CLP Command Line Protocol CLP User data in the CLP overview Hierarchy of the CLP commandsAn overview of the CLP command hierarchy is shown in on 345 346 Requirements 347 Configuring via Server Configuration Manager 348 Applying settings 349 350 Operations Manager Start window 351 Configuring via Server Configuration Manager Firmware update 353 Active and passive firmware image IRMC S2/S3 firmware overviewIRMC S2/S3 firmware overview 355 Structure of the iRMC S2/S3 Eeprom IRMC S2/S3 firmware overview Firmware selector Setting up the USB memory stick Setting up the USB memory stickProceed as follows Connect the USB memory stick to your computer Setting up the USB memory stick 359 Update via the iRMC S2/S3 web interface Updating firmware imagesUpdating firmware images Downgrading the firmware to the previous version Update using the ServerView Update Manager 361 Online update using ServerView Update Manager Express or ASP When downgrading the firmware, please note Update using the operating system flash tools 363 Updating firmware images Proceed as follows 365 Update via the lashDisk menuFirmware downgrade is only possible via recovery flash Readme file is opened An iRMC S2/S3 warm start is performed 367 Emergency flashEmergency flash Flash tools Flash toolsSyntax Options Updates the bootloader firmware Emulation mode for debugging purposes onlyUpdate the inactive firmware Flashing operation Flash tools Return values Remote installation of the operating system via iRMC S2/S3 371 General procedure 373 Connecting a storage medium as remote storage Remote Storage connections 375 Storage Devices dialog box ServerView Suite DVD Booting from DVD 377 Choose Standard mode as the Installation Manager mode Booting from DVD Starting local deployment 379 Installing the operating system 380 381 382 Installing Linux on the managed server after configuration 383 Installing the operating system Ipmi OEM Commands supported by the iRMC S2/S3 SCCI-compliant communication commandsSCCI-compliant signaling commands Overview IRMC S2/S3-specific commands BIOS-specific commandF109 Get Bios Post State F115 Get CPU Info Description of the Ipmi OEM commands Ipmi OEM Commands supported by the iRMC S2/S3Description format 387 Power on Description Source 388 389 390 391 Time LSB first 393 02 06 System OS Shutdown Request and Reset02 05 System OS Shutdown Request 394 This command checks whether the agent is active02 09 Shutdown Request Cancelled 395 Attribute 396 This command returns the current firmware selector setting 397 398 399 400 BIOS-specific commands F1 09 Get Bios Post StateThis command provides information whether Bios is in Post 401 Bit System on Bit Watchdog active Agent connected Post State 402 Ipmi OEM Commands supported by the iRMC S2/S3 Signaling Notifications 404 EEPROM# 00=EEPROM 1 01=EEPROM 405 CSS and Physical LED available This command translates a given SEL entry into long text 406 407 F5 B1 Get Identify LED 408 State of Error LED 409 F5 E0 Reset ConfigSpace variables to default 410 411 IRMC S2/S3 configuration data Overview 413 Cmdseq Integer value 415 Transferring a password as clear readable text Transferring an encrypted passwordTransferring the string Hello World 416 Transferring the IPv4 address 417 IRMC S2/S3 419 420 Scripted configuration of the iRMC S2/S3List of Scci commands supported by the iRMC S2/S3 421 USERNAME, Password 422 423 Generating encrypted passwords with iRMCPWD.exe IRMCPWD standard command line options IRMCPWD command line output options Default in Batch mode iRMCpwd.preCreates the output file as a WinSCU Batch file Output File 425 Contents of the generated .pre file 426