USER GUIDE
The table below explains the functions of the front panel LEDs.
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Activity | LED blinks when Network connection is functioning |
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System OK | LED solid when IP Link system connected and functioning |
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8. The IP Extender rear panel ports
The figure below illustrates the ports on the IP Extender.
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Figure 4 IP Extender ports
You can work locally on the host system by connecting a KVM console to IP Extender rear panel.
The Reset button resets the IP Extender.
Serial 1 port
Serial 1 port is used as follows:
•IPMI Version 1.5 connection to the remote system using the IPMI Option cable
•Serial output for modem dial in connection
•Serial
•Initial configuration
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