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6. Power up
1. Verify that the cabinet’s circuit breakers are in the ON position and power is connected to the cabinet.
2. Connect each DPE power cable to the system power component and to the PDUs. After you plug in
the power cables, the system immediately powers up:
3. Secure each cable to the system component with the cable clip:
4. Ensure that the Service Processor LEDs display the correct condition before continuing with system
initialization (initial system boot could take 15-60 minutes to complete, depending on factory
configuration).
IMPORTANT:
Refer to the
Unity Installation Guide
) to verify system LED
conditions or to install additional drive enclosures.
7. Assign a management address
Before you can configure and manage the Unity system, you must assign a network address to it. There
are two ways to do this:
Note:
It can take the Connection Utility 10-15 minutes to recognize and populate the serial number.
Note:
Disable any security software running on your workstation that may prevent the initialized system
from being detected.
❑
Allow the system to dynamically acquire an IP address by using DHCP.
If DHCP is supported on
your network, the Unity system automatically obtains a network address when you power it up.
Check with your network administrator about DHCP availability on your network.
❑
Assign a static address to the system.
Download, install, and run the Connection Utility software.
This must be done on a computer with access to the subnet where you installed your Unity system.
The Connection Utility requires the following:
•
Your system serial number. This identifies the system on the network.
•
The system IP address. Obtain an IP address from your network administrator.
•
Subnet mask.
•
Default gateway.
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