| Provisioned Enclosure ID
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Displays the enclosure identification for enclosures that
exist in the hardware inventory.
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| Add Enclosure
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Adding an enclosure to the hardware inventory identifies the
enclosure to the PMAC application so that PMAC can begin managing and
monitoring the enclosure.
The
Add
Enclosure option launches the Add Enclosure
page. The page lets you enter parameters prior to executing the
Add
Enclosure command. The
Add
Enclosure command takes the following parameters:
- Cabinet ID-The
cabinet identification number to associate with the enclosure.
Between 1 and 4 enclosures can be associated with the same
cabinet. The pulldown list shows only
Cabinet IDs that are
already in the hardware inventory.
Format: Pulldown list
This value is required.
- Location ID-The
Location ID of the
enclosure within the cabinet. The application(s) running on the platform
determine whether enclosures are numbered from top to bottom or vice versa.
The
Location ID must be
unique within the cabinet. PMAC uses the
Cabinet ID along
with the
Location ID to
create a unique
Enclosure ID (the
concatenation of the
Cabinet ID, 0, and
the
Location ID). For
example, if you select
Cabinet ID=506 and
enter
Location ID=1, the
Enclosure ID would
be
50601. PMAC
validates that the combination of the
Cabinet ID and
Location ID are
unique for PMAC.
Format: Numeric
Range: 1-4
This value is required.
- Bay 1 OA IP-The IP
address of the OA (Onboard Administrator).
The OA IP address must be unique across all other
enclosures within the PMAC hardware inventory. PMAC supports two OAs per
enclosure: one active and one standby.
Format: IP address (4 octets, each between 0 and 255)
Format: An IPv4 address in dotted quad format (4 octets,
each between 0 and 255) or IPv6 address in colon hex format.
- Bay 2 OA IP-The IP
address of the OA.
The OA IP address must be unique across all other
enclosures within the PMAC hardware inventory. PMAC supports two OAs per
enclosure: one active and one standby.
Format: IP address (4 octets, each between 0 and 255)
Format: An IPv4 address in dotted quad format (4 octets,
each between 0 and 255) or IPv6 address in colon hex format.
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| Edit Enclosure
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Launches the
Edit Enclosure page. The page lets you add,
edit, or delete an OA IP address for the selected enclosure prior to executing
the
Edit
Enclosure command.
The
Edit
Enclosure command takes the following parameters:
- Bay 1 OA IP-Displays
the OA IP address if one is currently provisioned. The user can add or remove
an IP address, edit the existing IP address, or leave the field blank.
The OA IP address must be unique across all other
enclosures within the PMAC hardware inventory. PMAC supports two OAs per
enclosure: one active OA and a standby OA.
Format: An IPv4 address in dotted quad format (4 octets,
each beteen 0 and 2550 or IPv6 address in colon hex format.
- Bay 2 OA IP-Displays
the OA IP address if one is currently provisioned. The user can add or remove
an IP address, edit the existing IP address, or leave the field blank.
The OA IP address must be unique across all other
enclosures within the PMAC hardware inventory. PMAC supports two OAs per
enclosure: one active OA and a standby OAs.
Format: An IPv4 address in dotted quad format (4 octets,
each between 0 and 255) or IPv6 address in colon hex format.
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| Delete Enclosure
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Deletes the selected enclosure.
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| Pause Updates
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Allows the user to temporarily suspend ("pause") the automatic
page refresh that occurs automatically when the page is entered.
If the checkbox is "checked", a manual page refresh will
"uncheck" the checkbox.
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| Background Tasks table
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The Tasks button on the toolbar displays a floating window
containing the Background task table that shows tasks pertaining only to the
selected enclosure's configuration.
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