Dell Active Fabric Manager Active Fabric Manager Installation Guide 1.5 - Page 40

Remote - Use External DHCP server, Remote - External TFTP/FTP server

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* If you select the local FTP server option, the FTP server uses the AFM management IP address. Enter the AFM user name and password. - Remote - External TFTP/FTP server * If you select the FTP protocol and remote options, enter the FTP server IPv4 address, user name and password. * If you select the TFTP protocol and remote options, enter the TFTP IPv4 address. 12. Navigate to the NTP Server Settings area. To synchronize the system clock of the AFM Server to remote the NTP time servers: - In the Primary IP Address area, enter the primary NTP IPv4 address. - In the Secondary IP Address area, enter the secondary NTP IPv4 address. 13. Navigate to the DHCP Server Settings area and select one of the following settings: - Local - AFM provisioned as a DHCP server. When you select this option, the AFM automatically integrates the generated dhcpd.config file into the DHCP server on the AFM during pre-deployment. Important: AFM can be provisioned as a local DHCP server only when the AFM server belongs to the same subnet as the network switches management interface subnet. - Remote - Use External DHCP server. When you select this option, you must manually install the dhcpd.conf file that is generated during pre-deployment into the DHCP server before you deploy the fabric. 14. Click the Next button to go to the Syslog IP Addresses screen. Figure 31. Syslog IP Addresses 15. In the Syslog IP Addresses area, you can configure up to 8 syslog IP addresses to log events on the switches in the fabric. By default, the first syslog IP address entry is the AFM system IP address. The AFM server logs all the system and switch events to the syslog server. The log file is located in the following directory: /var/log/afm/ afm.log. 16. Click the Next button to go to the Summary screen. 40

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*
If you select the local FTP server option, the FTP server uses the AFM management IP address.
Enter the AFM user name and password.
–
Remote — External TFTP/FTP server
*
If you select the FTP protocol and remote options, enter the FTP server IPv4 address, user name
and password.
*
If you select the TFTP protocol and remote options, enter the TFTP IPv4 address.
12. Navigate to the
NTP Server Settings
area.
To synchronize the system clock of the AFM Server to remote the NTP time servers
:
–
In the
Primary IP Address
area, enter the primary NTP IPv4 address.
–
In the
Secondary IP Address
area, enter the secondary NTP IPv4 address.
13. Navigate to the
DHCP Server Settings
area and select one of the following settings:
–
Local — AFM provisioned as a DHCP server.
When you select this option, the AFM automatically
integrates the generated
dhcpd.config
file into the DHCP server on the AFM during pre-deployment.
Important:
AFM can be provisioned as a local DHCP server only when the AFM server belongs to the
same subnet as the network switches management interface subnet.
–
Remote — Use External DHCP server
. When you select this option, you must manually install the
dhcpd.conf
file that is generated during pre-deployment into the DHCP server before you deploy the fabric.
14. Click the
Next
button to go to the
Syslog IP Addresses
screen.
Figure 31. Syslog IP Addresses
15. In the
Syslog IP Addresses
area, you can configure up to 8 syslog IP addresses to log events on the switches in the
fabric. By default, the first syslog IP address entry is the AFM system IP address. The AFM server logs all the
system and switch events to the syslog server. The log file is located in the following directory:
/var/log/afm/
afm.log
.
16. Click the
Next
button to go to the
Summary
screen.
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