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5.4.
Confirm Configurations
Check the following configurations: IP address source (Static or DHCP), IP address, subnet mask, default gateway IP and
802.1q VLAN ID. Copy this command list after having adapted it based on the values selected in Table 2.
The command list must be adapted based on the number of MSP nodes installed in the
platform as well as their location (slot 1, 2 or 3). See Figure 5 for the addresses of the BMCs
of the MSP nodes 0x82 for the BMC of MSP node 1, 0x84 for the BMC of MSP node 2, 0x86
for the BMC of MSP node 3.
Command
Purpose
ipmitool>
set targetaddr 0x20
lan print
set targetaddr 0x82
lan print
set targetaddr 0x84
lan print
set targetaddr 0x86
lan print
set targetaddr 0x20
Redirect bridging to the ShMC.
Confirm configuration of the the ShMC.
Redirect bridging to the BMC of MSP node 1.
Confirm configuration of the BMC of MSP node 1.
Redirect bridging to the BMC of MSP node 2.
Confirm configuration of the BMC of MSP node 2.
Redirect bridging to the BMC of MSP node 3.
Confirm configuration of the BMC of MSP node 3.
Redirect bridging to the ShMC.
If you have not physically connected the MS1300 platform to the network as described in
Sections 4.5 and 4.7 because of possible IP address conflicts, do so now. Also perform
the switch configuration verification steps that were omitted (Sections 4.6, 4.8 and 4.9).
You have now completed section Management Configuration.
You should now be able to start managing your platform and have access to the System Monitor web interface using the
IP configured for the ShMC.
To properly and fully complete the configuration, please refer to the platform documentation at symkloud.com.
Unboxing the
platform
Initial system
connections
Switch
configuration
Management
configuration
Payload
access
OS
installation
Performance
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