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CAUTION:
If you wish to ignore the duplicated addresses and apply the configuration
anyway, you can click the Ignore button. We strongly recommend you do not do
this unless you are absolutely sure you know what you are doing. Duplicate
address can cause serious problem on your network. To avoid the address
duplication check, you can also select the Ignore duplicate virtual addresses in
the configuration file advanced option on the Apply a Configuration window
Again, we strongly recommend you do not do this unless you are absolutely
sure you know what you are doing.
Creating a requirements report
Before you apply the OFM configuration, IBM recommends that you create a
requirements report.
The requirements report verifies the firmware level of the blades BMC, BIOS and
adapters. It also goes through a dry run of the first part of applying the OFM
configuration and checks to see if there are potential problems.
Creating a requirements report from
″
The Configuration File
Has Been Created
″
page in the AMM Web interface
1. Follow the steps outlined in “Creating a configuration file automatically” on
page 15.
2.
On
The Configuration File Has Been Created
page, click
creating a
requirements report
.
Creating a requirements report from the main Open Fabric
Manager Configuration Management page on the AMM Web
interface
1. Login to the AMM Web interface.
2. In the left pane, under Blade Tasks , select Open Fabric Manager . The Open
Fabric Manager Configuration Management page will open in the right pane.
3. Select Create a Requirements Report . The Create a Requirements Report page
will open in the right pane.
4. Click Browse to locate the configuration file for which you are creating the
requirements report. This would typically be a configuration file you want to
use to apply a new OFM configuration.
5.
You can select Advanced Options to override certain checks. See “Applying a
new configuration” on page 20 for more information.
6. After you locate the configuration file, click OK .
If no parsing errors are found in the configuration file, the Requirements Report
page will be displayed.
For a description about how to read the requirements report, a list of typical
requirements report errors, and how to take action on the errors, see “Error
messages” on page 34.
Editing the configuration file manually
After the initial generation of the configuration file, you can edit it and make
changes according to the specific needs of you environment.
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