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User’s Guide Remote Supervisor Adapter II SlimLineand Remote Supervisor Adapter Page User’s Guide Remote Supervisor Adapter II SlimLineand Remote Supervisor Adapter Seventh Edition April Contents Chapter 2. Opening and using the Web interfaceChapter 3. Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter Chapter 6. Command-line interface Chapter 4. Monitoring remote server status Viewing system healthChapter 5. Performing Remote Supervisor Adapter II tasks Contents Appendix A. Getting help and technical assistancePage Remote Supervisor Adapter II features Chapter 1. Introduction2. Under Product support, click System v Automatic notification and alerts v Automated Server Restart ASR Notices used in this book Web browser and operating-system requirementsPage Logging in to the Remote Supervisor Adapter Chapter 2. Opening and using the Web interface4. The Welcome window opens 5. Click Continue to start the session Action Remote Supervisor Adapter II action descriptionsTable 1. Remote Supervisor Adapter II actions LinkDescription Table 1. Remote Supervisor Adapter II actions continuedLink ActionAction Attention When you click Restore Defaults, all of theTable 1. Remote Supervisor Adapter II actions continued LinkChapter 3. Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter Setting system information Chapter 3. Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter II Setting server timeoutsPOST watchdog O/S watchdogLoader watchdog NMI reset delay Power off delaySetting the date and time NTP server host name or IP address NTP auto-synchronization serviceNTP update frequency Synchronizing clocks in a networkDisabling the USB device driver interface Creating a login profile4. In the Login ID field, type the name of the profile Read Only Configuring the global login settingsLogin Profiles Supervisor2. In the navigation pane, click Login Profiles Maximum Password Age Configuring remote alert settingsUser login password required Number of previous passwords that cannot be usedConfiguring remote alert recipients v IBM Director Comprehensive Forwarding alerts Setting remote alert attempts Remote alert retry limit Setting remote alertsDelay between entries Delay between retriesWarning alerts System alerts Setting local eventsTable 5. Local events Configuring the serial connectors4. In the Baud rate field, select the data-transfer rate Table 6. Port 1 settings FieldWhat you type Escape guard Configuring the dual serial connectors for serial redirectionstring is issued to the modem, so that the modem will recognize the default value is 1 seconda. In the Port function field, select Serial redirect Serial-to-serial redirectionusername USERID Press Enter password ******** Press Enter Serial-to-Telnet redirectionExample session telnet 192.168.70.125 Press Enter. Connecting toCLI mode Configuring the command-line interface settings3. Scroll to the Serial Redirect Settings / CLI Settings area v None CLI disabledv CLI with user defined keystroke sequences CLI authenticationv Enabled v DisabledHTTPS Configuring port assignmentsSNMP Agent Configuring network interfacesConfiguring an Ethernet connection to the Remote Supervisor Adapter TCP command modev Enabled v Try DHCP server. If it fails, use static IP config The default setting is Configuring PPP access over a serial connection Configuring SNMP Configuring network protocolsTo configure SNMP, complete the following steps Configuring SMTP Setting up a client to use the LDAP server Configuring LDAPSearch Domain Domain SourceService Name Root DNGroup Filter Configuring the LDAP client authentication Configuring the LDAP search attributesBinding Method Login Permission Attribute UID Search AttributeGroup Search Attribute v Reserved bit position 11 This bit is reserved for future use Command mode timeout TCP Command Mode ProtocolService Location Protocol SLP Command modeMulticast address Configuring securitySecure Web server and secure LDAP Address typeSSL certificate overview Generating a self-signed certificate SSL server certificate managementGenerating a certificate-signing request City or Locality Required certificate dataCountry State or ProvinceOptional certificate data Challenge PasswordContact Person Email Addressopenssl x509 -in cert.pem -inform PEM -out cert.der -outform DER openssl req -in csr.der -inform DER -out csr.pem -outform PEMSSL client certificate management Enabling SSL for the secure Web serverSSL client trusted certificate management Enabling SSL for the LDAP client Configuring the Secure Shell serverEnabling the Secure Shell server Generating a Secure Shell server keyUsing the Secure Shell server Using the configuration fileBacking up your current configuration Restoring and modifying your ASM configuration Restoring ASM defaults Restarting ASMLogging off 2. If you are running Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator, click Yes in the confirmation window Page Viewing system health Chapter 4. Monitoring remote server statusWarning Reset Soft ShutdownHard Shutdown Return to normal Non-recoverableNon-critical CriticalNon-critical Non-recoverableSoft Shutdown Hard ShutdownViewing the event log Informational Component Activity Log Viewing vital product dataMachine level VPD Component level VPDPOST/BIOS VPD Diagnostics VPDASM VPD Function Integrated system management processor VPDTable 16. ASM vital product data continued FieldPage Chapter 5. Performing Remote Supervisor Adapter II tasks Server power and restart activityRestart count Remotely controlling the power status of a serverPower-on hours Power on server immediatelyPower Off Server Immediately Shut down OS and then power off server Remote controlPower on server at specified time Power off server immediatelyRemote console Remote console keyboard support Remote disk4. Click Save Buttons Page USB flash drive Select FileRemovable Drive CD-ROM3 Click Unplug/Eject a device then, click Next Setting up PXE network bootSerial redirection quick setup 2 Select Uninstall/Unplug a device then, click Next3. Use the following information to complete the quick setup information Disable serial redirectSerial pass-thru Redirect to Telnete. Click Continue Updating firmwareASM Interconnect Connection Accessing remote adapters through an ASM interconnect networkSystem Health ASM Nameno LAN connection Direct LAN Connectionno LAN support function not supportedCommand syntax Chapter 6. Command-line interfaceAccessing the command line Logging in to the command-line sessionx345RSA power on ok x345RSA power state Power On Features and limitationsx345RSA history 0 ifconfig eth0 1 readlog 2 readlog 3 readlog 4 history x345RSA !0 state enabled -c dthens i 192.168.70.125 -g shistory command Utility commandsexit command help commandreadlog command Monitor commandsclearlog command fans commandDescription syshealth commandtemps command volts commandDescription vpd commandServer power and restart control commands Syntaxconsole command power commandreset command Serial redirect commandSyntax Configuration commandsdhcpinfo command Descriptionifconfig command SyntaxDescription Syntax ldap commandx345RSA ifconfig eth0 -state enabled Examplename/ipaddr OptionDescription ValuesDescription ntp commandpasswordcfg command SyntaxExample portcfg commandx345RSA passwordcfg -nul yes ok x345RSA passwordcfg -cnt 5 ok x345RSA passwordcfg Security Level Customize -exp cnt nul allowedSyntax slp commandsrcfg command ExampleSyntax ssl commandDescription ExampleServer Web/CMD key status tcpcmdmode commandServer secure transport enable ParametersDescription timeouts commandExample SyntaxExample users commandSyntax DescriptionDescription ASM control commandsclearcfg command clock commandDescription resetsp commandupdate command ExampleExample Page Using the documentation Appendix A. Getting help and technical assistanceBefore you call Getting help and information from the World Wide Web Software service and supportHardware service and support IBM Taiwan product serviceTrademarks Appendix B. NoticesImportant notes Appendix B. Notices Page Index A Page continued support line, telephone numbers web site continuedPage 1P P/N 43W7827 Part Number 43W7827 Printed in USA