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    SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide Version 1.0
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    SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide Version 1.0
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    Note Before using this information and the product it supports, read the information in "Notices," on page 113. First Edition (June 2006) This edition applies to Version 1, Release 1, of IBM SMASH Proxy (product number 40K1-521) and to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise
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    Proxy . . . xi Who should read this guide . . . . . xiii Chapter 1. Introduction Proxy . . 35 Before you begin 35 SMASH Proxy supported BladeCenter components 36 Installing the SMASH Proxy 37 Configuring SNMPv3 . . . . 105 Reviewing job status 106 Using pass-thru modules IBM Corp. 2006 iii
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    Profile panel 43 13. SLP configuration in the MM 45 14. BladeCenter management module web interface - General settings 73 15. Enable SSH panel 106 © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 v
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    vi SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    . 30 9. Supported BladeCenter chassis 36 10. Supported blades 36 11. Supported BladeCenter management modules 36 12. Supported BladeCenter switches . CPU temperature sensors 69 © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 37. Logical target subcomponent, Part 4 - Service processor, firmware, and device tray 70
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    92 89. timesvc UFcT properties 93 90. Association properties 93 91. CIM property types 102 92. Trademark list 115 viii SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    provides a command line interface based on the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) SMASH Command Line Protocol (CLP)® specification that allows a user to discover and manage IBM BladeCenter® chassis in his network from a single management station. © Copyright
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    x SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    of this guide is to provide users of the SMASH Proxy: v An overview of SMASH, its history, features, and components and its relation to the IBM SMASH list includes the major accessibility features in the IBM SMASH Proxy. These features support: v Keyboard-only operation v Interfaces that are
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    Deletion Shortcut Ctrl-K Ctrl-W Action Delete text from the current cursor position to the end of the line. Delete the whole line. IBM and accessibility See the IBM Accessibility Center for more information about the commitment that IBM has to accessibility. xii SMASH Proxy Installation and User
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    Who should read this guide This guide is for system programmers and users working in an IBM BladeCenter environment and using SMASH Proxy to manage all BladeCenter chassis. It is a good starting point for a basic understanding of the product. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 xiii
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    service providers require large quantities of equipment from one or more vendors to meet their computing needs. Most of this equipment must be managed actively. Examples of management activities include starting, configuration, monitoring operational parameters and alarms, executing firmware IBM
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    resources in a standard manner regardless of server product type, vendor, or operating system state. Having been heavily involved in the standardization process, IBM endeavors to be among the first implementers of this standard for SMASH as it applies to BladeCenter management using the SMASH Proxy
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    architectural model The SMASH CLP architecture has three components: v Client v Management server v Managed element or elements Figure 1 on page 4 displays a model of these components. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 3
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    the concept of hierarchy among manageable elements. According to this figure: v Sensors are managed logical elements that reside on blades. 4 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    v Blades are containers for sensors. v A chassis is a container for blades and cooling fans. v An administrative domain is a logical entity that is the access point for managing a chassis. Figure 2. Example of managed element addressing Given this hierarchy, suppose that: v The administrative domain
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    documentation," on page 109. Further discussion of addressing can be found in "Physical and logical target addressing" on page 18. 6 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to add support for vendor-unique commands. OEM extension name strings used for CLP command line terms must be identified by the CLP standard prefix OEM followed by a vendor-unique identification string. In IBM SMASH Proxy, this vendor unique string is IICM
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    supported verbs and descriptions The following table lists verbs supported : SMASH Proxy Version 1.0 does not support the create verb. delete This verb deletes Proxy Version 1.0 does not support the dump verb. exit This supported by the current implementation. 8 SMASH Proxy Installation and User
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    target, with modular being the logical UFcT name for a chassis target. For a list of verb options and their descriptions, see "SMASH CLP supported verb options and descriptions." A specific discussion about the display option and its arguments can be found in "Display and Output verb options" on
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    verb for syntactic and semantic correctness only. All verbs NONE -force Instructs the verb to ignore any warning conditions that would otherwise prevent implementation. Delete, dump, load, reset, set, show, start, stop. Support for this option is not mandatory. Note: Although the -force option
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    of SMASH CLP supported verb options (continued) Option Description Applicable verbs Argument -level [n] Instructs the command processor to verbs of the verb. NONE -wait Instructs the command processor to hold the verb response until all spawned jobs have been completed. All verbs except
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    chassis1 Properties: SKU: 59P6609 SerialNumber: KPBK912 Version: 0 PartNumber: Not Available ManufactureDate: 01 January 2000 07:00:00 -300 (20000101070000.000000-300) PackageType: Chassis/Frame (3) UFiT: pkg3 UFiT: pkg4 UFiT: modulepkg1 UFiT: pwrpkg1 12 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Success UFiT: chassis1 UFiP: /hdwr1/chassis1 Properties: SKU: 59P6609 SerialNumber: KPBK912 Version: 0 PartNumber: Not Available ManufactureDate: 01 January 2000 07:00:00 -300 (20000101070000.000000-300) PackageType: Chassis/Frame (3) MultipleSystemSupport: True (1) Manufacturer: Not Available
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    follows: -output (arguments) -o (arguments) The output option controls the format of output returned by the CLP to the client. 14 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    string identifier Selects the translation of the of language as specified in text. ISO 639.2; eng (English) is Note: The SMASH Proxy the default. supports eng only. begin, end When multiple items are returned in the output, begin and end controls where to start and end, respectively, in the
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    inputline] [/command] [cmdstat] [status]0[/status] [status_tag]COMMAND COMPLETED[/status_tag] [job] [job_id]6[/job_id] [/job] [/cmdstat] [show] [target] [instance] [ufit ufct="record" instance -o begin,count=2 /modular1/chassismgr1/logs1/log1/record* 16 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    the target of the verb. You specify the target in the hierarchical containment of an SM ME address that you derive from the concatenation of supported UFiTs into UFiPs (for details on UFiTs and UFiPs, see "Addressing managed elements" on page 4). Most SMASH CLP verbs have a verb target, whether
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    page 20, shows that the CIM_AdminDomain (UFcT is admin1) links to CIM_ConcreteCollection (UFcT is hdwr1) through the OwningCollectionElement association. 18 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    physical and logical targets" on page 64. Addressing association diagrams The following diagrams show all objects, UFcTs, and addressing associations supported by the SMASH Proxy. Each path from the root of a tree to one of the intermediate or terminal leaves represents a SMASH target. The root
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    be: /hdwr1/chassis1/storagepkg1 where: v hdwr is the UFcT for the CIM Class ConcreteCollection, with the ElementName of Hardware. 20 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    v chassis is the UFcT for the CIM Class Chassis v storagepkg is the UFcT for the CIM Class PhysicalPackage, with thePackageType of Storage Media Package. hdwr links to chassis through the MemberOfCollection addressing association. chassis links to storagepkg through the PackageInChassis addressing
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    Figure 4. Logical target addressing - modular system and subcomponents Sample path for this tree: To manage the MM device tray, the target address might be: 22 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    /modular1/devicetray1 where: v modular is the UFcT for a component in the CIM Class ComputerSystem with OtherDedicatedDescriptions=Modular v devicetray is the UFcT for a component in the CIM Class LogicalModule modular links to devicetray through the SystemDevice addressing association. Chapter 3.
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    Figure 5. Logical target addressing - chassis manager (management module) and subcomponents 24 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Sample path for this tree: To access the BladeCenter Text Redirection for blade 1, the target address might be: /modular1/chassismgr1/textredirectsap1 where: v modular is the UFcT for a component in the CIM Class ComputerSystem with OtherDedicatedDescriptions=Modular v chassismgr is the UFcT for a
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    Figure 6. Logical target addressing - blade and subcomponents 26 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Sample path for this tree: To manage a blade's expansion unit presence sensor, the target address might be: /modular1/system1/presencesensor1 where: v modular is the UFcT for a component in the the CIM Class ComputerSystem with OtherDedicatedDescriptions=Modular v system is the UFcT for a component
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    Figure 7. Logical target addressing - switch and subcomponents 28 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    manufacturer-allocated number used to identify the chassis. v SKU is the stock-keeping unit number for the chassis. v Version is a string that "CIM property types" on page 102. Command line editing The SMASH CLP supports a rich set of command-line editing capabilities that save keystrokes for many
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    a required level of authority; this authority level is the authority level of the corresponding user ID on the MM. 30 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    . You can initiate connections from the client computer using standard remote communication software; no special System Profile v Software Identity Profile v Firmware Update Profile v Record Log Profile v updates: 1. Go to the IBM Support Web site (www.ibm.com/pc/support/). 2. In the Learn section,
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    SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.0 Service Pack 1 and later The only output language supported by the SMASH Proxy is English, identified by the ISO 690-2 code eng. SMASH CLP does not include support for allowing a user to displaying its concrete components. 32 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Figure 8. SMASH Proxy architectural model This model expands on the basic architectural model described in "SMASH CLP architectural model" on page 3. The model depicts the presence of the CIM Object Manager (CIMOM) and the method of discovery in a SMASH Proxy implementation. The flow in Figure 8 is
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    The client issues the oemiicmdiscover command to kick off the Discovery program. 3. The discovery program performs Service Location Protocol (SLP) queries to detect elements being managed by the SMASH CLP. 4. The client issues is returned to the client. 34 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    components for all chassis that the SMASH Proxy will manage. Go to the IBM Support Web site (www.ibm.com/pc/support/) for the latest information about upgrading the firmware for BladeCenter components. The latest instructions are in the documentation that comes with the updates. The SMASH Proxy CLI
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    feature has additional firmware requirements. For more information, access the IBM eServer™ BladeCenter and BladeCenter Serial over LAN Setup Guide: 1. Go to the IBM Personal computing support - Troubleshooting Serial over LAN issues - IBM BladeCenter Web site (www-307.ibm.com/pc/ support/site.wss
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    26K6547 Brocade Entry SAN Switch 26K5601 Module for IBM BladeCenter Qlogic Enterprise 6-port 26K6477 Fibre Channel Switch Module for IBM BladeCenter Nortel Networks Layer 2/3 Copper Gigabit Ethernet Switch Module for IBM BladeCenter 26K6530 Nortel Networks Layer 2/3 Fiber Gigabit Ethernet
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    opt/ibm/cimom. The remainder of the SMASH Proxy product is installed in /opt/ibm/smash. v The base directory /opt/ibm/smashProxy it and no new instance is installed. This is most common when IBM Director Server has been previously installed. v Ports 5988, 5989, and support SMASH CLP 38 SMASH
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    chassis managed through the SMASH Proxy. The chassis SNMPv3 configuration values must match those in file /opt/ibm/smashProxy/cfg/smash_snmp.cfg. See the following example for an /opt/ibm/smashProxy/cfg/smash_snmp.cfg file with the default ship values. # SMASH SNMP configuration file # SMASH SNMP
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    the OK button. 7. Go to the left navigation menu and scroll down to Login Profiles. Click on Login Profiles. 40 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    8. From the Login Profiles panel, select a Login ID to configure its profile. Figure 10. BladeCenter Management Module Login Profiles panel 9. Scroll to the bottom of the Login ID panel (Figure 11 on page 42), and click Configure SNMPv3 User. Chapter 5. Using the SMASH Proxy 41
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    Figure 11. BladeCenter Management Module Login ID panel- Configure SNMPv3 User 10. On the SNMPv3 User Profile panel (Figure 12 on page 43), select and complete the appropriate fields. Click Save. 42 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Figure 12. BladeCenter Management Module SNMPv3 User Profile panel You can configure a total of twelve user profiles. The following fields are configurable for each user profile: Context name Specifies a collection of management information accessible by an SNMPv3 manager. Authentication protocol
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    Module Web interface can be found in Management Module User's Guide - IBM BladeCenter, BladeCenter T, which you can access from Chapter 7, the SLP is set to Multicast. IBM recommends this setting remain unchanged. On the BladeCenter Management Module, under Service Location Protocol (SLP), you can
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    session timeout period. When modifying the maximum number of sessions, IBM recommends that you specify a value no greater than 14. SMASH Proxy: Remote user access You access the SMASH Proxy from a client computer by establishing a Telnet connection or by establishing an SSH connection to the
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    service on the network-management workstation is enabled. See your operating-system documentation for additional instructions service pack 1: PasswordAuthentication yes PermitEmptyPasswords yes ChallengeResponseAuthentication no For SLES 9 with service 2006 from repuda.raleigh.ibm.com Username: USERID
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    repuda Trying 9.42.237.131... Connected to repuda.raleigh.ibm.com (9.42.237.131). Escape character is '^]'. Last login: Wed Apr 19 Telnet clients are available and should work with the SMASH Proxy; however, support for these Telnet clients is not implied. Accessing the SMASH Proxy: Local
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    2. Run the script [smash install directory]/_uninst/smashProxyUninstall.sh where [smash install directory] is the product's base directory (default is /opt/ibm/smashProxy). To prevent this script from being run inadvertently, it is originally set with no run file permission. Therefore, it should be
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    functions" on page 57 v "SMASH Proxy nonaddressing associations and supported physical and logical targets" on page 64 v "Handling general on page 103 v "Administering text console redirection" on page 105 v "Reviewing job status" on page 106 v "Using pass-thru modules" on page 107 IBM Corp. 2006 49
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    MM" on page 44. Options The oemiicmdiscover verb supports the following standard options: -examine -version -output -help The oemiicmdiscover verb supports the following OEM options: -address (IP address for ]oemiicmdiscover -o format=clpxml[/inputline] 50 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    [/command] [cmdstat] [status]0[/status] [status_tag]COMMAND COMPLETED[/status_tag] [job] [job_id]4[/job_id] [/job] [/cmdstat] [oemverb] [verbname]oemiicmdiscover[/verbname] [oemdata] [iicm:target] [iicm:ufit ufct="modular" instance="1"]modular1[/iicm:ufit] [iicm:ipaddress] 10.2.0.90 [/iicm:ipaddress
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    component that represents the BladeCenter chassis. Options There are no OEM options defined for this OEM verb. Of the standard options, the following options are supported: -examine -version 52 SMASH Proxy Installation and User
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    ]oemiicmremovechassis -o format=clpxml /modular*[/inputline] [/command] [cmdstat] [status]0[/status] [status_tag]COMMAND COMPLETED[/status_tag] [job] [job_id]5[/job_id] [/job] [/cmdstat] [oemverb] [verbname]oemiicmremovechassis[/verbname] [oemdata] [iicm:target] [iicm:ufit ufct="modular" instance
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    any user-specified target. Options The oemiicmlogin verb supports the following standard options: -examine -version -output -help The oemiicmlogin verb supports the following OEM options: -userid -password The returns the currently active user ID. 54 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    ] [cmdstat] [status]0[/status] [status_tag]COMMAND COMPLETED[/status_tag] [job] [job_id]1[/job_id] [/job] [/cmdstat] [oemverb] [verbname]oemiicmlogin[/verbname] [oemdata] [ target. Options The oemiicmlogoff verb supports the following options: -examine Chapter 6. Using SMASH Proxy functionality 55
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    help -output -version It does not support OEM options. The syntax is as follows [cmdstat] [status]0[/status] [status_tag]COMMAND COMPLETED[/status_tag] [job] [job_id]2[/job_id] [/job] [/cmdstat] [oemverb] [verbname]oemiicmlogoff[/verbname] [oemdata] 56 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    target properties" on page 72 and "SMASH Proxy command target property descriptions" on page 94 v "SMASH Proxy nonaddressing associations and supported physical and logical targets" on page 64 Table 14. Configuration functions Function Command Set IP address and subnet set /modularX/chassismgr1
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    a specific show /modularX/systemY blade See information for a blade show /modularX/systemY/sp1 service processor See information for the media tray show /modularX/devicetray1 Notes Where X can be any UFiT index returned by a show /modular* command. 58 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Table 16. Physical assets functions Function Command Show all chassis that can be managed show /hdwr1/chassis* See information for a specific chassis show /hdwr1/chassisX See information on all MMs in a show /hdwr1/chassisX/modulepkg* chassis See information for a specific MM show /hdwr1/
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    Firmware update functions Function Command Notes Find out what kind of firmware updates are supported slot. Update the firmware on a copper or load -sourcetftp://[a.a.a.a]/[firmware file path] optical jobX firmware update is complete Where X is the job ID returned when the firmware update was
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    the following values: "Main App" "Boot ROM" "Remote Control" "PS2toUSBController" "USBIntf". Note: A particular MM can only support a subset of these firmware types. Find out what firmware level is currently installed on a switch show /modularX/switchY/swinv1/swid* Where X can be any UFiT index
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    /modular* command and Y corresponds to the blade slot. Note: A blade must be powered on to get valid sensor readings. 62 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Table 23. Record log functions Function Command Notes See all records in the MM event log with the most-recent record first show /modularX/chassismgr1/logs1/log1/record* Where X can be any UFiT index returned by a show /modular* command. See all records in the MM event log with the oldest
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    the bay where the copper pass-through module resides. Notes SMASH Proxy nonaddressing associations and supported physical and logical targets As described in "Addressing association diagrams" on page 19, form: /modularX/capacities1/configcapacityY 64 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Table 27. Physical target addressing: Chassis component BladeCenter Physical Physical target component target UFiT UFiP Nonaddressing associations Target of nonaddressing associations Chassis chassisX /hdwr1/chassisX SystemPackaging /modularX Media tray storagepkg1 /hdwr1/chassisX /
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    /modularX /chassismgr1 /swinv1/swidY UseofLog /modularX /chassismgr1 /logs1/log1 Firmware swinv1 /modularX/chassismgr1 none /swinv1 help, show "Main Application" associations Target of nonaddressing associations Verbs Software installation 66 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Verbs Service swinstallsvc1 /modularX /chassismgr1 /swinstallsvc1 Service Switch switchY /modularX/switchY Computer SystemPackage ServiceAvailableTo Element /hdwr1/ /swidZ ServiceAffectsElement /modularX/switchY /oemiicmswitchmgt1 Firmware swinv1 /modularX/switchY /swinv1 none
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    , show Internal port 10 oemiicmled24 /modularX/switchY /oemiicmled24 help, show Internal port 11 oemiicmled25 /modularX/switchY /oemiicmled25 help, show 68 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Table 35. Logical target addressing: Enterprise or Telco chassis component (Switch subcomponent - LEDs [pass-thru module only]) (continued) BladeCenter component Logical target UFiT Logical target UFiP Nonaddressing associations Target of nonaddressing associations Verbs Internal port 12
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    components (Blade subcomponent, Part 4 - Service processor, firmware, and device tray) BladeCenter component Nonaddressing modularX/systemY /oemiicmled6 help, show Table 41. Supported collections BladeCenter component Logical target UFiT Logical target UFiP Installation and User's Guide
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    Table 41. Supported collections (continued) BladeCenter component Logical target UFiT Logical For example, the CIM class CIM_ComputerSystem is mapped to the general UFcT: system However, if a computer system's instance has a Dedicated property equal to "Switch", it is given the specific UFcT:
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    are identified in the tables found in "SMASH Proxy supported targets (by UFcT) and associated command target properties." SMASH Proxy supported targets (by UFcT) and associated command target properties Command you select for each chassis is unique. 72 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Figure 14. BladeCenter management module web interface - General settings You can also use the show command as follows: v You can limit the number of properties displayed by issuing a show command using the property name with the display or -d option. For example, if you only want to show the
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    ] [job_id]2[/job_id] [/job] [/cmdstat] [show] [target] [instance] [ufit ufct="system" instance="1"]system1[/ufit] [ufip]/modular1/system1[/ufip] [properties] [property] [name : Powered Off NameFormat: Other HealthState: OK (5) OperationalStatus: Other (1) 74 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Dedicated: Not Dedicated (0) EnabledState: Disabled (3) RequestedState: Disabled (3) Verbs: Standard: help load reset set show start stop UFiT: capabilities1 UFiT: swinv1 UFiT: devicetray1 UFiT: presencesensor1 UFiT: ntempsensor1 UFiT: ntempsensor2 UFiT: ntempsensor3 UFiT: ntempsensor4 UFiT:
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    /modular1/system1/swinv1/swid2 ElementSoftwareIdentity --> /modular1/system1/swinv1/swid3 For a list of verb options and their descriptions, see "SMASH CLP supported verb options and descriptions" on page 9. A specific discussion about the display option and its arguments can be found in "Display
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    Using the propertyvalues parameter You can use the property values with the -display option through the propertyname==propertyvalue parameter to filter when the selected target properties are output. For example, Table 43 shows the following properties for the UFcT target record. Table 43. record
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    string string datetime string boolean uint16 ValueMap string string string Possible values for property "IICM_PhysicalPackage" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] "IBM:BC:BladeServer" 16 ("Blade") variable variable variable variable variable true, false 4 ("Removable when on or off") variable variable
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    Property type string string string[] uint16 ValueMap boolean uint16 ValueMap Possible values for property "IICM_PhysicalPackage" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] "IBM:BC:BladeServer:BSE" 17 ("Blade Expansion") true, false 4 ("Removable when on or off") Table 47. capabilities UFcT properties UFcT
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    is ″Other″. 2 ("Enabled"), 5 ("No Change") 29 ("Chassis Manager") variable ″Other″ 11 ("In Service"), 15 ("Dormant"), 13 ("Lost Communication") "SLP Name Attribute", ″Physical Slot″, ″Serial Number″ variable variable you can modify through the set command. 80 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    type string string string string string uint16 ValueMap string Possible values for property "IICM_PhysicalPackage" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] "IBM:BC:Cooling:Fan" 7 ("Fan") 4 ("Removable when on or off") Possbile values for property "IICM_RemoteServiceAccessPoint" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag
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    ("Critical failure"), 15 ( "Minor failure"), 5 ( "OK") 11 ("In Service"), 15 ("Dormant"), 13 ("Lost Communication") 2 ("Other") "Modular" Table 61. " [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] ″IBM:BC:CMM:MM″, ″IBM:BC:CMM:AMM″ Note: IBM:BC:CMM:MM is Management Module 1, IBM:BC:CMM:AMM is Advanced Management
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    Table 62. ntachsensor UFcT properties UFcT Property Property type ntachsensor (sensor, numsensor) SystemCreationClassName SystemName CreationClassName string string string DeviceID string BaseUnits uint16 ValueMap UnitModifier sint32 RateUnits uint16 ValueMap CurrentReading sint32
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    uint16[] ValueMap 10 ("Stopped"), 6 ("Error"), 2 ("OK") Caption string "Blade CPU x Temperature" where x is the CPU number for the blade. 84 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Table 65. nvoltsensor UFcT properties UFcT Property nvoltsensor (numsensor) SystemCreationClassName SystemName CreationClassName DeviceID BaseUnits UnitModifier RateUnits CurrentReading SensorType PossibleStates Property type string string string string uint16 ValueMap sint32 uint16
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    Off″), 1 (″On″), 2 (″Blinking″), 3 (″Not Available″) 2 (″Automatic″), 3 (″Manual″) 2 ("Enabled") 2 ("Enabled" ) 2 ("OK") Table 67. oemiicmled UFcT available″) ControlMode uint16 ValueMap 2 (″Automatic″), 3 (″Manual″) EnabledState uint16 ValueMap 2 ("Enabled") EnabledDefault uint16 ValueMap
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    ″) IndicatorCommand uint16 ValueMap 0 (″Off″), 1 (″On″), 2 (″Blinking″), 3 (″Not Available″) ControlMode uint16 ValueMap 2 (″Automatic″), 3 (″Manual″) EnabledState uint16 ValueMap 2 ("Enabled") EnabledDefault uint16 ValueMap 2 ("Enabled" ) OperationalStatus uint16[] ValueMap 2 ("OK
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    string string string string datetime string boolean uint16 ValueMap string Possible values for property "IICM_PhysicalPackage" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] "IBM:BC:IOModule" 1 ("Other") "Switch" variable variable variable variable variable true, false 4 (″Removable when on or off″) variable 88
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    uint16 ValueMap string string datetime string uint1 ValueMap string string Possible values for property "IICM_PhysicalPackage" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] "IBM:BC:PowerModule" 6 ("Power Supply") variable variable variable variable 4 ("Removable when on or off") variable variable Table 75. record
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    [] ValueMap Possible values for property "IICM_HWCtrlPoint" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] "IICM_SharedDeviceManagement Service" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] true 2 ("Enabled") 2 ("Enabled") 2 (" ") "Powered On", "Powered Off" ″Other″ 1 (″Other″) 90 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    for property "IICM_PhysicalPackage" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] "IBM:BC:MediaTray" 15 ("Storage Media Package (i.e., Disk or Service Capabilities" 2 ("None supported") 5 ("Install from URI") "Management Module Firmware", "Blade System Management Processor Firmware", "Pass-through Module Firmware
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    string CreationClassName string Name string Possible values for property "IICM_HWCtrlPoint" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] "IICM_TextRedirectionService" [Chassis Name]|[Instance Tag] 92 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    Association instances can be displayed using the following syntax: [UFiP]=>[Association Name] The following table contains a list of SMASH Proxy supported association properties. Properties marked in bold font denote properties that can be modified using the set command. Note: A show [association
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    target properties as described by CIM. Command target properties (A-C) Properties (A-C) AccessContext AccessInfo Availability Description Type of service provided by a remote service access point. Addressing information for a remote connection. The primary availability and status of a device. 94
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    Properties (A-C) BaseUnits Caption ControlMode CreationClassName CurrentDefaultTarget CurrentReading CurrentState Description The base unit of the values returned by a sensor. All the values returned by a sensor are represented in the units obtained by BaseUnits * 10 raised to the power of the
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    example, a Baseboard Management Controller [BMC] or service processor). The management scope of a Management Controller OtherIdentifyingInfo that is located at the same index. Defines the indicator instructions that are currently being issued to the Indicator device. The physical and User's Guide
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    LogCreationClassName LogName LowerThresholdCritical Description Establishes the amount of time in seconds that a CLP Session should retain a CLP command job status. A KeepTime value of zero shall be interpreted to mean keep forever. A locale indicates a particular geographical, political, or
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    a logical module occupies. Indicates whether or not the chassis supports multiple systems, for example, server blades. Defines the label by is true, the external ports are enabled; otherwise, they are disabled. Firmware file name. Name of the system generating the log entry. Severity of the 's Guide
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    .org/apps/org/workgroup/ svrmgmt/download.php/17388/ dsp0224.xsd). Establishes the default CLP session command output language. For SMASH, the only supported language is en_US. Establishes the default CLP session command output order when multiple items are returned in the command output (default
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    the presence of a PhysicalElement. A manufacturer-allocated number used to identify a PhysicalElement. The stock-keeping unit number for a PhysicalElement. A Boolean that indicates whether the service has been started (TRUE), or stopped (FALSE). Strings describing the various OperationalStatus array
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    . Enumeration indicating what operations are run without the creation of a job. An array containing a list of SoftwareIdentity TargetType properties that a service knows how to install. An array representing the thresholds supported by a sensor. The CreationClassName of the scoping system. The Name
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    CLP session does not return a command response until all spawned jobs are complete. For a full description of the meaning of various property types The following table contains a list of SMASH Proxy supported CIM property types. Table 91. CIM property types Intrinsic Installation and User's Guide
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    v s is a plus sign (+ ) or a dash (-), indicating the sign of the Universal Coordinated Time (UTC), which for all intents and purposes, is the same as Greenwich Mean Time correction field. The correction field is in minutes. For example, you would represent Monday, May 25, 1998, at 1:30:15 PM EST as
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    the MM" on page 40. For details on the oemiicmlogin and oemiicmlogoff commands, see "OEM verbs" on page 49. 104 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    words, textredirectsap1 redirects the console for the blade in slot 1, textredirectsap2 redirects the console for the blade in slot 2, and so on. All blades support SOL except the 8678. Note: To conduct a text console redirection, the SMASH Proxy uses SSH to access the MM. However, SSH is disabled
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    status of jobs that you spawned. When you exit the session, all history of your jobs disappear. You all verbs listed in "SMASH CLP supported verbs and descriptions" on page 8 synchronously the exit verb to support the -keep option, which establishes a holding time for the job ID and status associated
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    debug for the SMASH Proxy By default, debugging is disabled for the SMASH Proxy when it is installed. If you experience a problem running the SMASH Proxy, IBM support might direct you to enable debugging. Debugging is available for various components of the Proxy. To enable SNMP debugging, set the
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    debugging, set log-mode in iicm_cred.conf to: debug::/var/log/iicm/iicm_credserv.log and set debug to true. 108 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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    /31r1734.pdf Management Module User's Guide - IBM BladeCenter, BladeCenter T Downloadable from: ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/pc/pccbbs/pc_servers_pdf/24r9706.pdf Troubleshooting Serial over LAN issues - IBM BladeCenter Downloadable from: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid
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    right may be used instead. However, it is the user's responsibility to evaluate and verify the operation of any non-IBM product, program, or service. IBM may have patents or pending patent applications covering subject matter described in this document. The furnishing of this document does not
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    exchanged, should contact: IBM Corporation Software Interoperability Coordinator, IBM under terms of the IBM Customer Agreement, IBM non-IBM products -IBM products. Questions on the capabilities of non-IBM payment to IBM, for the IBM, therefore, cannot guarantee or imply reliability, serviceability
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    States, other countries, or both: Table 92. Trademark list Trademarks IBM (the IBM logo) IBM BladeCenter eServer Intel is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the States and other countries. Other company, product, or service names may be trademarks or service marks of others. Appendix. Notices 115
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    you do not find the term you are looking for, view the IBM Terminology Web site at: http://www.ibm.com/ibm/terminology. Selection of Terms: A term is a word or group and returning responses. command response Response returned by the CLP service to a client when a command is issued. This consists of
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    manageability access point A service of a system that elements that comprise a computer system. Management Module The in the BladeCenter unit that support KVM. It controls the external access over a network from one computer to another. SSHv2 See Secure Protocol. SMASH Proxy IBM software product which
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    subnet A network divided into smaller independent subgroups, which still are interconnected. Systems Management Architecture for Server Hardware Command Line Protocol A command line protocol developed by the DMTF Systems Management Workgroup for managing server hardware. T target The specific
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    UFcTs 71 © Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 I implementing redundant management modules 107 Installing SMASH 37 J job status 106 K keyboard xi CLP architectural model 3 SMASH CLP architecture overview 3 SMASH CLP supported objects targets 17 SMASH CLP syntax 7 SMASH components 3 SMASH functionality
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    utilizing SMASH functionality 49 V verb definitions 8 verb list 8 verb options 9 Verb options definitions 9 Verb Options List 9 verbs 7 W WBEM 1 Web Based Enterprise Management (WBEM) 1 122 SMASH Proxy Installation and User's Guide
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