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Installation

Preparing the Site

Installing the Switch

Administration

Administering the Switch

Diagnosing a Problem

Remote Management

Understanding ILOM on the Switch

Installing the ILOM Firmware

Administering ILOM (CLI)

Administering ILOM (Web Interface)

Administering ILOM (SNMP)

Administering Hardware (IPMI)

Understanding ILOM Commands

Service

Servicing the Switch

Understanding Service Procedures

Antistatic Precautions

Suggested Tools

Component Addressing

Connector Addressing

Replaceable Components

Servicing the Power Supplies

Inspecting the Power Supplies

Identify the Power Supply

Inspect the Power Supply Hardware

Inspect the Power Supply Connectors

Power Off a Power Supply

Remove a Power Supply

Install a Power Supply

Power On a Power Supply

Servicing the CMCs

Inspecting the CMCs

Identify the CMC

Inspect the CMC Hardware

Inspect the CMC Connectors

Power Off a CMC

Remove a CMC

Install a CMC

Power On a CMC

Servicing the Fans

Inspecting the Fans

Identify the Fan

Inspect the Fan Hardware

Inspect the Fan Connector

Remove a Fan

Install a Fan

Servicing the Fabric Cards and Fabric Card Fillers

Inspecting the Fabric Cards

Identify the Fabric Card

Inspect the Fabric Card Chassis

Inspect the Fabric Card Retainer Bolts

Inspect the Fabric Card Fans

Inspect the Fabric Card XBOW Connectors

Power Off a Fabric Card

Remove a Fabric Card or Fabric Card Filler

Install a Fabric Card or Fabric Card Filler

Power On a Fabric Card

Servicing the InfiniBand Cables

Inspecting the InfiniBand Cables

Identify the InfiniBand Cable

Inspect the InfiniBand Cable Hardware

Inspect the InfiniBand Cable Connectors

Remove an InfiniBand Cable

Install an InfiniBand Cable

Servicing the Line Cards

Inspecting the Line Cards

Identify the Line Card

Inspect the Line Card Chassis

Inspect the Line Card Retainer Bolts

Inspect the Line Card XBOW Connectors

Inspect the Line Card CXP Connectors

Power Off a Line Card

Remove a Line Card

Install a Line Card Filler

Remove a Line Card Filler

Install a Line Card

Power On a Line Card

Doing Supportive Software Tasks

Reperform Initial Setup

Configure CMCs for Identical Addresses

Upgrading the Firmware

Set Up a TFTP Server

Reference

Command Reference

Index

Configure CMCs for Identical Addresses

Each CMC has two IP addresses, an active state IP address used when the CMC is active, and a backup state IP address used when the CMC is inactive. For ease of management console operation, the active state IP addresses of both CMCs should be the same. An advantage of identical active state IP addresses is that the network management console will always log into the active CMC.

This procedure assumes that both CMCs are currently configured.

  1. Access the inactive CMC from its serial management port.

  2. Log in, then invoke a reboot of the CMC:

    # reboot

    The CMC reboots.

  3. When you see the following output, press any key to stop the boot process:

    hit any key to stop autoboot

    The boot monitor prompt is displayed.

    shmm1500
  4. Set the backup state IP address of the CMC:

    shmm1500 setenv ipaddr backup_IP_address

    where backup_IP_address is the backup state IP address common to both CMCs.


    Note - Setting the backup state IP addresses of both CMCs to the same value causes a reallocation according to this rule: If the backup_IP_address is odd, then it is assigned to CMC1 and CMC0 is assigned backup_IP_address+1. If the backup_IP_address is even, then it is assigned to CMC0 and CMC1 is assigned backup_IP_address +1


  5. Save the configuration and continue booting the switch:

    shmm1500 saveenv 
    shmm1500 boot

    The switch boots.

  6. Log into the CMC and set the active state IP address for the CMC:

    # clia setlanconfig 1 3 active_IP_address

    where active_IP_address is the active state IP address common to both CMCs.

  7. Perform a switchover:

    # clia switchover
  8. If the common backup state IP address or common active state IP address is new to both CMCs, repeat Step 1 to Step 7 for the other CMC.

    CMC0 and CMC1 now share the same active state IP address. Should one CMC become inactive, the second CMC is reachable at the same active state IP address.

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