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Appendix A Event Codes Pager Code 21519 21520 21521 21522 21523 21524 21525 21526 21527 21528 21600 21605 21606 21608 21609 21610 21611 21612 21613 21614 21615 21625 21816 21900 21901 Server Event Severity default state Uninterrupted Power Supply: Measure-UPS contact returned to default state INFORMATIONAL Uninterrupted Power Supply: UPS is on bypass due to hardware failure Uninterrupted Power Supply: UPS put on bypass via software or front panel Uninterrupted Power Supply: UPS put on bypass via rear UPS switch Uninterrupted Power Supply: UPS has returned from bypass mode Uninterrupted Power Supply: Base module bypass power supply needs repair Uninterrupted Power Supply: Base module fan needs repair Uninterrupted Power Supply: Communication lost with external battery packs CRITICAL WARNING WARNING INFORMATIONAL CRITICAL CRITICAL WARNING Uninterrupted Power Supply: Communication established with external battery packs INFORMATIONAL Uninterrupted Power Supply: Battery run-time calibration test initiated INFORMATIONAL The NetWare Loadable Module (NLM) that detects SCSI faults has INFORMATIONAL been unloaded. An installed host adapter can no longer be detected. CRITICAL An installed SCSI device can no longer be detected. A new host adapter has been discovered. CRITICAL INFORMATIONAL An installed host adapter no longer matches the information stored about it. An installed host adapter can no longer be detected. A host adapter that previously failed is now accessible. An installed SCSI device can no longer be detected. A new SCSI device, such as a CD-ROM drive, hard drive or tape drive, has been detected. INFORMATIONAL CRITICAL NORMAL CRITICAL INFORMATIONAL An installed SCSI device that previously failed is now accessible. NORMAL An installed SCSI device no longer matches the information stored INFORMATIONAL about it. The SCSI monitoring software on the server has determined that the CRITICAL device database is corrupt. An unrecognized HW log event was detected. INFORMATIONAL FCArray: A physical device became online. INFORMATIONAL FCArray: A hard disk has been added as a hot spare. INFORMATIONAL 68

Section	Page
1Quick Start	7
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Install and connect the Remote Management Card (see Chapter 3 for detailed instructions):	7
Install and connect the Diagnostic Card that was shipped with your HP Server Remote Management Card (see Appendix I for detailed instructions):	8
Set up the remote connection (see Chapter 4 for detailed instructions):	8
Make your first remote connection (see Chapter 5 for detailed instructions):	9
2Introducing the HP Server Remote Management Card	11
How the HP Server Remote Management Card Works	12
Package Contents	13
Documentation	13
Acronyms	14
Who Should Use This Guide	15
HP Server Remote Management Card Features and Functions	15
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Remote Management	15
Management and Security	16
Server Performance Monitoring	16
Diagnostics	17
Other Features	17
HP Server Remote Management Card System Requirements	18
Minimum Server Requirements	18
Minimum Remote Client Requirements	19
LAN Connection Requirements	19
Dial-up (PPP) Connection Requirements	19
Supported Web Browsers	20
3Hardware Installation and Configuration	21
Preparing the HP Server Remote Management Card	21
Connecting the 50-pin Ribbon Cable to the Remote Management Card	21
Installing the HP Server Remote Management Card in the Server	22
Connecting the 50-pin Ribbon Cable to the Server	23
Flashing the Server's System BIOS	24
Verifying Card Installation	24
Self Test Power Up Sequence	24
4Setting Up the Remote Connection	27
Running the HP Server Remote Management Card BIOS Setup Program	28
LAN Configuration	29
PPP Configuration	30
Remote Boot Configuration	30
Setting Up a LAN Connection	31
Remote Client Configuration (LAN)	32
Setting Up to Use an External Modem	32
Remote Client Configuration (PPP/Dial-Up Networking)	33
5Using the Remote Management Card Web Interface	39
Logging In to the HP Server Remote Management Card	39
Using the HP Server Remote Management Card Web Interface	42
6Windows Graphics Console Redirection Using pcAnywhere	45
Installing pcAnywhere on the Server	46
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Console Redirection Over a LAN	46
Installing pcAnywhere Server Software	46
Configuring pcAnywhere Server Software	47
Installing pcAnywhere on the Remote Client	49
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Console Redirection Over a LAN	50
Installing pcAnywhere Remote Client Software (Modem Connection)	50
Configuring pcAnywhere Remote Client Software	50
Customizing Your Connection Items	52
Using Windows Graphics Console Redirection	52
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For a LAN connection	52
For a Modem connection	52
7Troubleshooting	55
Problems with Installation	55
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The HP Server Remote Management Card does not respond.	55
I can only view two sensors built into my server, but I know that there must be more.	55
Paging	55
	55
I generated a test page from the HP Server Remote Management Card Configuration page, but never received it.	55
Can I use the HP Server Remote Management Card to page cellular phones using Short Message Service (SMS)?	56
A test TAP page initiated by my server was never received by my pager.	56
20202: No Connection	56
20203 TAP: No ID=Prompt	56
20204 TAP: No message go ahead	57
20205 TAP: Message not accepted	57
I generated an e-mail test page using the HP Server Remote Management Card and never received it.	57
Remote Client	58
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I cannot log into the HP Server Remote Management Card from the remote client.	58
I can no longer communicate with the HP Server Remote Management Card from the remote client.	58
My web browser gives me proxy errors when I try to log into the HP Server Remote Management Card from the remote client.	58
While using console redirection, I click \	58
When connected to the HP Server Remote Management Card, I am logged off after several minutes of inactivity.	58
The keys I type from the remote client do not appear on the server screen.	59
My power control functions appear to be disabled.	59
Some of my remote control functions appear to be disabled.	59
The card does not accept a new connection even if I have closed a previous connection.	59
While using the Netscape browser, resizing of the window logs me out.	59
I forgot my password and can no longer log into the card.	60
AEvent Codes	61
BTested Modems	79
CInstalling and Using TFTP	81
	81
Overview: What Is TFTP?	81
TFTP Requirements	83
Starting the TFTP Server	83
Updating the HP Server Remote Management Card Firmware	83
Using the HP Server Remote Management Card Remote Boot Feature	84
Creating a Floppy Boot Image	85
Initiating a Remote Boot Using a Floppy Boot Image	86
Remote Boot Option 1	86
Remote Boot Option 2	87
Examples of Remote Boot Using a Floppy Boot Image	88
Example 1: A remote server BIOS update	88
Example 2: A remote boot of HP DiagTools	89
Example 3: A remote DOS file transfer to update a NetWare driver	89
DTechnical Specifications	93
ELED Codes	95
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Failure Codes	96
Suggested Actions	96
FKeyboard Layouts	99
GGroup Actions with HP Toptools	101
Integration with HP Toptools Device Manager	101
Selecting the Correct Remote Management Cards	101
Making a Custom Group	103
Accessing Custom Groups	103
HSoftware License, Warranty, Regulatory and Support	105
Hardware Product Limited Warranty	105
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Hewlett-Packard Hardware Accessories	105
Software Product Limited Warranty	105
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Ninety-Day Limited Software Warranty	105
Removable Media	105
Notice of Warranty Claims	106
Limitation of Warranty	106
Limitation of Liability and Remedies	106
Obtaining Warranty Service	106
HP Software License Agreement	106
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HP Software License Terms	107
Notice for USA	108
FCC Radio Frequency Emissions Statements	108
For Products Labeled \	108
For Products Labeled \	109
Notice for Taiwan	109
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (US and EU)	110
Technical Support	111
U.S. and Canada	111
Europe	111
Other Countries	112
Other Information	112
IInstalling the Visual Diagnostic Panel	113
The Visual Diagnostic Panel	113
Installing the Diagnostic Panel in the tc3100 HP Server	114
Installing the Diagnostic Panel	114
Connecting the Cable	114
Installing the Diagnostic Panel in the tc4100 HP Server	116
Installing the Diagnostic Panel	116
Connecting the Cable	116

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Appendix A

Event Codes

Pager

Code

Server Event

Severity

default state

21519

Uninterrupted Power Supply: Measure-UPS contact returned to

default state

INFORMATIONAL

21520

Uninterrupted Power Supply: UPS is on bypass due to hardware

failure

CRITICAL

21521

Uninterrupted Power Supply: UPS put on bypass via software or

front panel

WARNING

21522

Uninterrupted Power Supply: UPS put on bypass via rear UPS

switch

WARNING

21523

Uninterrupted Power Supply: UPS has returned from bypass mode

INFORMATIONAL

21524

Uninterrupted Power Supply: Base module bypass power supply

needs repair

CRITICAL

21525

Uninterrupted Power Supply: Base module fan needs repair

CRITICAL

21526

Uninterrupted Power Supply: Communication lost with external

battery packs

WARNING

21527

Uninterrupted Power Supply: Communication established with

external battery packs

INFORMATIONAL

21528

Uninterrupted Power Supply: Battery run-time calibration test

initiated

INFORMATIONAL

21600

The NetWare Loadable Module (NLM) that detects SCSI faults has

been unloaded.

INFORMATIONAL

21605

An installed host adapter can no longer be detected.

CRITICAL

21606

An installed SCSI device can no longer be detected.

CRITICAL

21608

A new host adapter has been discovered.

INFORMATIONAL

21609

An installed host adapter no longer matches the information stored

about it.

INFORMATIONAL

21610

An installed host adapter can no longer be detected.

CRITICAL

21611

A host adapter that previously failed is now accessible.

NORMAL

21612

An installed SCSI device can no longer be detected.

CRITICAL

21613

A new SCSI device, such as a CD-ROM drive, hard drive or tape

drive, has been detected.

INFORMATIONAL

21614

An installed SCSI device that previously failed is now accessible.

NORMAL

21615

An installed SCSI device no longer matches the information stored

about it.

INFORMATIONAL

21625

The SCSI monitoring software on the server has determined that the

device database is corrupt.

CRITICAL

21816

An unrecognized HW log event was detected.

INFORMATIONAL

21900

FCArray: A physical device became online.

INFORMATIONAL

21901

FCArray: A hard disk has been added as a hot spare.

INFORMATIONAL