Stratus ftServer 2900 Series, Планирование и руководство по установке

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Connecting the VTM Ports to a Network
Connecting the System Components and Peripherals 10-7
Connecting the VTM Ports to a Network
Each ftServer 2900, 4900, and 6900 system includes two integrated Virtual Technician
Module (VTM) ports (see item 11 in
Figure 10-1 ), which enable remote access to the
VTM console. The VTM console enables system administrators, the CAC , or your
authorized Stratus service representative to remotely control, monitor, and diagnose
problems on your system, even when the operating system is not responsive.
To connect the VTMs to a network, you need two UTP cables with RJ-45 connectors.
Connect one end of each cable to a VTM network port. Attach the other end of each
cable to an Ethernet wall jack or a switch.
After installing and starting the operating system, configure and test the VTMs, as
described in one of the following manuals:

Stratus Automated Uptime Layer for Windows-based ftServer Systems: Installation
and Configuration
(R002W)

Stratus Automated Uptime Layer for Linux-based ftServer Systems: Installation
and Configuration
(R013L)

Stratus Automated Uptime Layer for VMware vSphere-based ftServer Systems:
Installation and Configuration
(R004E)
For complete information about using the VTM console, see the Stratus ftServer Virtual
Technician Module User’s Guide (R642).
Connecting the External Modem
The phone line connection provides a way for you, the CAC , or your authorized Stratus
service representative to remotely manage and troubleshoot your system if it does not
have network access to the Internet.
N O T I C E
Use only the power supply supplied with the modem. Use
of any other power supply voids the warranty and can
damage the modem.
1. Connect the telephone cable ( Figure 10-2 ) to the RJ-11 line jack on the modem.
2. If necessary, attach a Telco adapter to the telephone cable.
3. Connect the DB-25 end of the modem cable to the modem’s DB-25 port, and the
DB-9 end of the modem cable to the ftServer system’s DB-9 COM2 port (the lower
of the two serial COM ports shown in callout 13 in
Figure 10-1 .)
4. Connect the power cord to the modem and to a power outlet.
5. Turn the modem power switch on.