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Configuring OME–Modular date and time settings, Configuring IOM synchronization

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Configuring OME-Modular date and time settings 1. Click Application Settings > Network > Time Configuration. 2. Select the Use NTP check box, if required, and enter the NTP server details. 3. Select the required time zone. NOTE: Any change in the attribute settings leads to IP drop or unavailability of the OME-Modular web interface for some time. However, the OME-Modular web interface recovers automatically. Configuring OME-Modular proxy settings 1. Click Application Settings > Network > Proxy Configuration. 2. Select Enable HTTP Proxy Settings. 3. Enter the proxy address and the port number. 4. If the proxy requires authentication, select Enable Proxy Authentication and enter the credentials. You can enable proxy authentication only if the Enable HTTP Proxy Settings option is selected. 5. Enter the proxy user credentials. Configuring IOM synchronization You can replicate the time and alert destination configuration of the lead chassis in the network and FC IOMs. To configure the time and alert destination: 1. Click Application Settings > Network > IOM Synchronization Configuration. 2. Select the Replicate Time Configuration from Chassis and Replicate Alert Destination Configuration from Chassis check boxes. ● MXG610s supports only three SNMP destination unlike OS10 which supports four SNMP destinations. ○ Using SNMP, IPV4 and IPV6 replication is supported from OME-Modular to IOM. ○ Using SNMP, FQND and Host Name is supported only if DNS Address for FC IOM (Pre-requisite for DNS configuration) is Static management IP Address configuration. ○ Using SNMP, SNMPV2 replication is supported for OS10 and SNMPV1 replication is supported for FC IOM. ● MXG610s supports four Syslog destinations same as MSM. ○ Using Syslog, only 514-port number is supported from MSM to Network IOM. ○ Using Syslog, 10 to 65535-port number is supported from MSM to FC IOM. Port number is configured as a secure port. 3. Click Apply to save the changes. In MCM environment, the IOM network synchronization configuration is propagated from the lead to the member chassis only if the time and alert destination options are selected while creating the chassis group or adding members to the group. Changing device naming and preference 1. Click Application Settings > Network > Device Name Preference. 2. Select the naming preference. Ports and protocols supported in OME-Modular The table below lists the protocols and ports that are supported in OME-Modular. 44 Logging in to OME-Modular

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Configuring OME–Modular date and time settings
1.
Click
Application Settings
>
Network
>
Time Configuration
.
2.
Select the
Use NTP
check box, if required, and enter the NTP server details.
3.
Select the required time zone.
NOTE:
Any change in the attribute settings leads to IP drop or unavailability of the OME–Modular web interface for
some time. However, the OME–Modular web interface recovers automatically.
Configuring OME–Modular proxy settings
1.
Click
Application Settings
>
Network
>
Proxy Configuration
.
2.
Select
Enable HTTP Proxy Settings
.
3.
Enter the proxy address and the port number.
4.
If the proxy requires authentication, select
Enable Proxy Authentication
and enter the credentials.
You can enable proxy authentication only if the
Enable HTTP Proxy Settings
option is selected.
5.
Enter the proxy user credentials.
Configuring IOM synchronization
You can replicate the time and alert destination configuration of the lead chassis in the network and FC IOMs.
To configure the time and alert destination:
1.
Click
Application Settings
>
Network
>
IOM Synchronization Configuration
.
2.
Select the
Replicate Time Configuration from Chassis
and
Replicate Alert Destination Configuration from Chassis
check boxes.
●
MXG610s supports only three SNMP destination unlike OS10 which supports four SNMP destinations.
○
Using SNMP, IPV4 and IPV6 replication is supported from OME-Modular to IOM.
○
Using SNMP, FQND and Host Name is supported only if DNS Address for FC IOM (Pre-requisite for DNS
configuration) is Static management IP Address configuration.
○
Using SNMP, SNMPV2 replication is supported for OS10 and SNMPV1 replication is supported for FC IOM.
●
MXG610s supports four Syslog destinations same as MSM.
○
Using Syslog, only 514-port number is supported from MSM to Network IOM.
○
Using Syslog, 10 to 65535-port number is supported from MSM to FC IOM. Port number is configured as a secure
port.
3.
Click
Apply
to save the changes.
In MCM environment, the IOM network synchronization configuration is propagated from the lead to the member chassis
only if the time and alert destination options are selected while creating the chassis group or adding members to the group.
Changing device naming and preference
1.
Click
Application Settings
>
Network
>
Device Name Preference
.
2.
Select the naming preference.
Ports and protocols supported in OME-Modular
The table below lists the protocols and ports that are supported in OME-Modular.
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