Omron Enterprise Manager 2100, User Manual

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Chapter 5: Configuration
This chapter describes the data connections and configuration of the Enterprise Manager appli-
ance. It includes the following topics.
5.1 Enterprise Manager 2100 Configuration Overview
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5.2 Set the IP Address on a Client PC's Network Adapter
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5.3 Connect Your PC to SetNetGo on the Enterprise Manager 2100
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5.4 Configure Management Interface Network Settings
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5.5 Configure the Fleet Interface Network Settings
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5.6 Use NTP to Synchronize Enterprise Manager 2100 Time
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5.7 Enabling the ARCL Server
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5.8 Configure Each AIV to Connect to the Enterprise Manager
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5.9 Add a Secondary Appliance for AutoSync
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5.10 Configure a Secondary Appliance and Autosync
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5.11 Customize Each Fleet AIV
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5.12 Call Buttons
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5.1 Enterprise Manager 2100 Configuration Overview
Enterprise Manager 2100 Configuration varies depending on how you deploy the appliance.
See Supported Enterprise Manager 2100 Deployments on page 14.
Ethernet Connections
The Enterprise Manager appliance provides four built-in Ethernet ports described in: Connect
the Enterprise Manager 2100 to a Network on page 40.
Table 5-1. EM2100 Ethernet Ports
Port Description and Use IP Address
MAINT ETH0
(Maintenance
Port)
The Maintenance port is always enabled and is not password
protected. Use this port only configure the appliance or for
administrative access. Fixed: 1.2.3.4
MGMT ETH1
(Management
Port)
The SetNetGo access Ethernet port. You can define the
IP address.
AIVs cannot access this Ethernet port.
User defined
FLEET ETH2
(Fleet Man-
agement Port)
The port for AIV and MobilePlanner operational connections.
You can define the IP address. This is the connection port for
all AIVs, and also for the MobilePlanner client.
User defined
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