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4. The Default Integrated Lights Out Settings section enables you to configure a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) port number and provide login credentials for up to five managed systems. • The following options are available. The settings are global and affect all users: • Default SSL Port-Enter the SSL port number to be used by IPM to communicate with iLO 2. The default is 443. • User Name-Enter the user names used to connect to the iLO 2 for the managed systems. You can enter up to five user name and password pairs in the Default 1-5 boxes. • Password-Enter the password for the previously named managed system iLO 2. • Confirm password-Re-enter the password for the iLO 2 of the managed system exactly as you entered it in the Password box. NOTE: IPM tests each name and password pair on managed systems until it successfully accesses power data. 5. The Default Power Regulator Data Expiration Settings section enables you to configure how long to keep historical data. In the first Remove data older than list, select the time to be selected in the second list. For example, you can select Remove data older than 6 Month(s). All data that is 6 months or older is removed permanently. 6. To save your settings, click Apply. Using the iLO browser interface The iLO 2 browser interface enables easy access to daily tasks through a selection of tabs. Each tab groups similar tasks for easy navigation and work flow. Typical tabs used are System Status, Remote Console, and Virtual Devices. Using the System Status tab The System Status tab displays the following options: • Summary-The Summary tab displays high-level details about the system and iLO 2 subsystems and links to commonly used features. • System Information-The System Information tab displays the health of the monitored system. Many features necessary to operate and manage the components of HP ProLiant servers migrated from the health driver to the iLO 2 microprocessor. • System Information Summary-The System Information Summary tab displays the state of monitored host-platform subsystems status at a glance, summarizing the condition of all the monitored subsystems, including overall status and redundancy (the ability to handle a failure). The subsystems can include fans, temperature sensors, power supplies, and voltage regulator modules. • Fans-iLO 2, working with additional hardware, controls the operation and speed of the fans. Fans provide essential cooling of components to ensure reliability and proper operation. • Temperatures-The Temperatures tab displays the location, status, temperature, and threshold settings of temperatures sensors in the server chassis. The temperature is monitored to maintain the location temperature below the caution threshold. If one or more sensors exceed this threshold, iLO 2 implements the recovery policy to prevent damage to server components. • Power-The VRMs/Power Supplies tab displays the state of each VRM (voltage regulator module) or power supply. VRMs are required for each processor in the system. VRMs adjust the power to meet the needs of the processor supported. A VRM can be replaced if it fails. A failed VRM prevents the processor from being supported. • Processors-The Processors tab displays the available processor slots, the type of processor installed in each slot, and a brief status summary of the processor subsystem. If available, installed processor speed (in MHz) and cache capabilities appear. • Memory-The Memory tab displays the available memory slots and the type of memory (if any) installed in the slot. 44 Monitoring and controlling servers

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4.
The
Default Integrated Lights Out Settings
section enables you to configure a Secure Socket Layer
(SSL) port number and provide login credentials for up to five managed systems.
•
The following options are available. The settings are global and affect all users:
•
Default SSL Port—Enter the SSL port number to be used by IPM to communicate with iLO 2. The
default is 443.
•
User Name—Enter the user names used to connect to the iLO 2 for the managed systems. You can
enter up to five user name and password pairs in the Default 1-5 boxes.
•
Password—Enter the password for the previously named managed system iLO 2.
•
Confirm password—Re-enter the password for the iLO 2 of the managed system exactly as you
entered it in the Password box.
NOTE:
IPM tests each name and password pair on managed systems until it successfully accesses
power data.
5.
The
Default Power Regulator Data Expiration Settings
section enables you to configure how long
to keep historical data.
In the first Remove data older than list, select the time to be selected in the second list. For example,
you can select
Remove data older than 6 Month(s)
. All data that is 6 months or older is removed
permanently.
6.
To save your settings, click
Apply
.
Using the iLO browser interface
The iLO 2 browser interface enables easy access to daily tasks through a selection of tabs. Each tab groups
similar tasks for easy navigation and work flow. Typical tabs used are
System Status
,
Remote Console
,
and
Virtual Devices
.
Using the System Status tab
The
System Status
tab displays the following options:
•
Summary—The
Summary
tab displays high-level details about the system and iLO 2 subsystems and
links to commonly used features.
•
System Information—The
System Information
tab displays the health of the monitored system. Many
features necessary to operate and manage the components of HP ProLiant servers migrated from the
health driver to the iLO 2 microprocessor.
•
System Information Summary—The
System Information Summary
tab displays the state of monitored
host-platform subsystems status at a glance, summarizing the condition of all the monitored subsystems,
including overall status and redundancy (the ability to handle a failure). The subsystems can include
fans, temperature sensors, power supplies, and voltage regulator modules.
•
Fans—iLO 2, working with additional hardware, controls the operation and speed of the fans. Fans
provide essential cooling of components to ensure reliability and proper operation.
•
Temperatures—The
Temperatures
tab displays the location, status, temperature, and threshold settings
of temperatures sensors in the server chassis. The temperature is monitored to maintain the location
temperature below the caution threshold. If one or more sensors exceed this threshold, iLO 2 implements
the recovery policy to prevent damage to server components.
•
Power—The
VRMs/Power Supplies
tab displays the state of each VRM (voltage regulator module) or
power supply. VRMs are required for each processor in the system. VRMs adjust the power to meet the
needs of the processor supported. A VRM can be replaced if it fails. A failed VRM prevents the processor
from being supported.
•
Processors—The
Processors
tab displays the available processor slots, the type of processor installed
in each slot, and a brief status summary of the processor subsystem. If available, installed processor
speed (in MHz) and cache capabilities appear.
•
Memory—The
Memory
tab displays the available memory slots and the type of memory (if any) installed
in the slot.
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