
Figure 4-18 HP ProLiant DL385 G2 Server Rear View
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The callouts in the figure enumerate the following:
1.If a Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) interconnect is configured, this port is used for the interconnect connection. Otherwise, it is used for an external connection. On the back of the node, this port is marked with the number 2.
2.This port is the connection to the Administration Switch (branch or root). On the back of the node, this port is marked with the number 1.
3.This port is the Ethernet connection to the Console Switch. On the back of the node, this port is marked with the acronym iLO.
Setup Procedure
Perform the following procedure from the iLO Setup Utility for each HP ProLiant DL385 and DL385 G2 node in the hardware configuration:
1.Use the instructions in the accompanying hardware documentation to connect a monitor, mouse, and keyboard to the node.
2.Turn on power to the node. Watch the screen carefully during the
3.Make the following iLO settings for each node depending on hardware model:
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Table 4-29 iLO Settings for HP ProLiant DL385 Nodes
Menu Name | Submenu Name | Option Name | Set to This Value |
User |
| Add | Create a common iLO user name and password for every |
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| node in the hardware configuration. The password must |
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| have a minimum of 8 characters by default, but this value |
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| The user Administrator is predefined by default, but |
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| you must create your own user name and password. For |
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| security purposes, HP recommends that you delete the |
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| Administrator user. |
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| You must use this user name and password to access the |
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| console port. |
Network | DNS/DHCP | DHCP Enable | On |
Table 4-30 lists the iLO settings for ProLiant DL385 G2 nodes.
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