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Table 6. ISMP compared to the RSA (continued)
Feature ISMP RSA
Immediate remote power
on/off Yes Yes
Controlled remote power
on/off using the OS No Yes
Remote POST (including
all POST message IDs) No Yes
Remote access to
engine vital product data
(VPD) and serial number No Yes
Multiple login IDs No Yes
TELNET interface over
IP No Yes (through a LAN
connection)
Web-browser interface
over IP No Yes
Forwarding of SNMP
traps Yes, to the RSA Yes (through a LAN
connection)
Automated server restart Yes Yes
Remote Alerts No Yes
Configuration By DOS utility By DOS utility/serial ports
Aggregate from other
ISMP processors No Yes
Enabling ISMP to RSA communication on a single machine
You must follow one of two methods to enable communication between the ISMP
and the RSA on a single machine:
v Using a single ISMP interconnect cable (with dual RJ-11 plugs):
1. Connect one end of the
internal ISMP interconnect cable to the J-54
connector on the system board.
2. Connect the other end (the RJ-11 socket) of the internal ISMP interconnect
cable to the knockout slot on the back panel of the machine until it locks into
place.
3. Connect one connector on the ISMP interconnect cable to the RJ-11 socket
that you just installed on the back panel (in step 2).
4. Connect the other connector to the RJ-11 socket on the RSA.
v Using two ISMP interconnect cables (each with a single RJ-11 plug):
1. Connect one end of the
internal ISMP interconnect cable to the J-54
connector on the system board.
2. Connect the other end (with the RJ-11 socket) of the internal ISMP
interconnect cable to the knockout slot on the back panel of the machine until
it locks into place.
3. Connect the first ISMP interconnect cable to the RJ-11 socket that you just
installed on the back panel (in step 2).
4. Connect the second ISMP interconnect cable to the RJ-11 socket on the
RSA.
5. Connect the two ISMP interconnect cables with a single Category 5 Ethernet
cable (by plugging one end of the Ethernet cable into the “black box” on the
first ISMP interconnect cable, and the other end into the “black box” on the
second ISMP interconnect cable).
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