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Quick Installation Guide

Cyclades

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 OnBoard

Service Processor (SP) Manager

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To install the service processor manager

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The following instructions will help you 

install and use your SP manager.

Should you require further assistance, please     

contact Avocent Technical Support.

Rack mounting the SP manager

For detailed rack mounting instructions, see 
the installer/user guide.

Connecting to your network

Connect a CAT 5 cable from the 10/100BaseT 
port(s) to your network. For more about the 
options for configuring the public Ethernet ports, 
including setting up failover, see the OnBoard 
Installation Guide and Administrator Guide.

Connecting devices

Connected devices should not be accessible on 
the public network. See preparation steps in the 
installation guide.
Connect a standard Ethernet cable from a 
private Ethernet port on the OnBoard appliance 
to any of the following types of Ethernet ports 
on the other end:

An Ethernet port on a service processor
An Ethernet port on a router or other device 
that gives access to the device’s console
An Ethernet port on a blade server 
managing multiple blade service processors


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Connecting to the Console port

Using one of the supplied RJ-45 console adaptors, 
connect a terminal or server to the Console port on 
the SP manager. The appliance will be configured 

using a terminal or terminal emulator with session 
settings of: ANSI emulation, 9600, 8, N and 1, with 
no flow control. 

Internet

Remote User

Console User

Ethernet Device

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Connecting to 

your network.

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Connecting

devices.

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Connecting the 

console server.

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Connecting

the power.

40 private Ethernet ports

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