HP BL p-Class System 230859-004 Powering Up the Server Blade

Figure 17 shows a completed network cabling method with the DHCP server (1) and the hub (2).

IMPORTANT: For operating system deployment or file management, an optional server can be connected to the hub.

NOTE: Connecting the diagnostic cable to the diagnostic port or connecting the local I/O cable to the I/O port automatically disables the iLO connection on the rear of the diagnostic station.

Figure 17: Completed network cabling method

NOTE: Your completed configuration may look different, depending on which server blade you are using.

After the network cabling method is complete, the server blade and diagnostic station are ready for use. See the “Powering Up the Server Blade” section.

Powering Up the Server Blade

To power up the server blade:

1.Power up the diagnostic station by pressing the Power On/Off button.

2.Power up the server blade.

HP ProLiant BL p-Class System Diagnostic Station User Guide

Contents

Page Page Warnings and Cautions Using the Diagnostic Cable or the Local I/O Cable for Configuration or Diagnostic Procedures Regulatory Compliance Notices Page Page Page Page Page Identifying Diagnostic and Local I/O Cable Connectors Page Installing the Diagnostic Cable or the Local I/O Cable Overview Diagnostic Station Components Accessing the Cable Storage Area Server Blade Preparing the Server Blade for Connection Cabling the Diagnostic Station to a Server Blade Network Settings Using the Direct Cabling Method with a Client PC Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Using the Direct Cabling Method with USB Devices Page Using the Network Cabling Method Page Page Powering Up the Server Blade iLO Guidelines for Accessing the Server Blade Direct Cabling Method Network Cabling Method Connection Information and Browser Compatibility Regulatory Compliance Identification Numbers Federal Communications Commission Notice Modifications Cables Canadian Notice Avis Canadien European Union Notice Japanese Notice Korean Notice BSMI Notice