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There are problems accessing the management interface
The management interface of the switch board can be accessed from anywhere in the connected network
using Telnet, Web browser, or SNMP-based network management software.
If there are problems accessing the management interface, check the following.
Cannot connect to the Switch Blade using Telnet, Web browser, or SNMP
software
• Check that the appropriate IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway are set to the agent.
• When connecting to the agent with the IP address in the tagged VLAN group, check that the
management station includes an appropriate tag in the sending frame.
• Check that the Switch Blade is appropriately connected to network, and also check that the port used
is enabled.
• Check the network cable between the management station and Switch Blade.
• If connection using Telnet cannot be enabled, four active sessions may already be opened. Try
connecting after waiting for a while.
• Do you use a spanning tree? Check the connection state 30 seconds after the cable has been
connected.
Cannot access the setup screen of the Switch Blade in the serial port
connection of the Management Blade
Check that serial port and terminal emulator settings are correct by referring to "BX600 S2 Blade Server
System Unit Hardware Guide".
Forgot or lost your password
Restore the "Factory_Default_Config.cfg" file using the boot system command described in "
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system" of "4.3 Detailed Command Descriptions" in the "BX600 Switch Blade (PG-SW103) Hardware
Guide".
Failed to open the management screen using the Web browser during
connection with the network
• Did you reboot the Switch Blade while executing the console redirection function of the Management
Blade? Exit Console Redirection temporarily.
• Did you turn on the main power while executing the console redirection function of the Management
Blade? Exit Console Redirection temporarily.
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Other
Communication failure between the Switch Blade and connected switch
occurred
Is the LAN cable connected using wiring that causes a network loop? Review the connection, or enable
spanning tree settings between the cable and switch.