Current
usage
for
the
serial
port
connectors
are
as
follows:
Serial
Port
Number
Location
Examples
of
Applicable
Usage
Serial
Port
1
(S1
Front)
Operator
Panel
Service
Agent,
PDA
system
management
applications
(for
example:
handheld
devices,
laptop
systems),
Service
Processor
menus,
ASCII
Terminal
for
operating
system
Console,
and
Modems
Serial
Port
1
(S1
Rear)
Rear
of
the
System
Service
Processor
menus,
Service
Agent,
PDA
system
management
applications
(interface
cable
required),
ASCII
Terminal
for
operating
system
Console,
and
Modems
Serial
Port
2
(S2)
Rear
of
the
System
Service
Processor
menus,
HACMP,
ASCII
Terminal
for
operating
system
Console,
and
Modems
Serial
Port
3
(S3)
Rear
of
the
System
HACMP,
UPS
(uninterruptible
power
supply),
ASCII
Terminal
for
operating
system
Console,
and
Modems
Notes:
1.
Serial
port
1
is
never
used
to
run
HACMP
or
attach
a
UPS.
If
you
are
configuring
your
system
to
run
HACMP
with
a
UPS
attached,
you
must
connect
the
HACMP
cable
to
serial
port
2
and
the
UPS
cable
to
serial
port
3.
Do
not
run
UPS
connected
to
serial
port
2.
If
you
decide
to
disconnect
HACMP,
you
must
reset
the
service
processor
using
the
pinhole
reset
switch
before
running
another
application.
The
service
processor
pinhole
reset
switch
is
located
on
the
operator
panel.
2.
A
modem
can
be
attached
to
any
of
the
serial
ports.
Security
Features
The
Model
6C3
and
Model
6E3
allow
you
to
set
the
following
types
of
passwords
to
limit
access
to
these
systems:
v
General-access
password
-
set
only
from
the
service
processor
menus.
It
provides
limited
access
to
the
service
processor
menus
and
is
usually
available
to
all
users
who
are
allowed
to
power
on
the
system.
v
Privileged-access
password
-
Set
from
the
service
processor
menus
or
from
System
Management
Services
(SMS)
utilities.
Used
by
the
system
administrator
or
root
user
and
allows
access
to
all
service
processor
functions.
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