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with any other addresses on your production network. If you use a configuration for the Ethernet I/O module that is not valid for your production network, you will not be able to update the firmware or manage your Ethernet I/O module through a Web interface. v Telnet sessions with the BladeCenter management module do not have a timeout value set by default. If no timeout value is set, Telnet sessions will remain active indefinitely. See the BladeCenter Management Module Command-Line Interface Reference Guide for information about configuring the Telnet session timeout value for the management module. v The SOL blade system management processor (BSMP) address range can include any valid IP addresses that do not conflict with any of the IP addresses of the blade servers. The BSMP address range is used for internal communication between the blade server and the I/O module and is not exposed to the external network. Complete the following steps to update the management-module firmware and configure the management module to enable SOL: 1. Start the BladeCenter management-module Web interface (see "Starting the BladeCenter management-module Web interface" on page 5). 2. Complete the following steps to update the BladeCenter management module firmware: a. Download the latest management-module firmware from http://www.ibm.com/support/. b. Update the management-module firmware, following the instructions that come with the update file that you downloaded. 3. Start the BladeCenter management-module Web interface (see "Starting the BladeCenter management-module Web interface" on page 5). 4. Complete the following steps to enable SOL for the management module: a. For management module types other than the advanced management module, complete the following steps to configure the internal network interface (eth1) settings: 1) In the navigation pane, click MM Control → Network Interfaces. 2) Scroll to the Internal Ethernet Interface (eth1) section. 3) Make sure that Interface is set to Enabled. 4) Set the Static IP Configuration fields to the values that are required for your physical network. The values must be in the following formats: v IP address: x.x.x.x v Subnet mask: x.x.x.x v Gateway address: x.x.x.x The static IP configuration values specify valid IP addresses of the form x.x.x.x, where each x is a number from 0 to 255. 5) Click Save; then, click OK or Yes to confirm. Do not restart the management module. b. Complete the following steps to configure the Ethernet I/O module network settings: Note: If you are using management channel auto discovery (MCAD), replace references to I/O-module bay 1 in the following procedure with the I/O module bay number that is actually being used (see the BladeCenter Advanced Management Module User's Guide for additional information about MCAD). 10 BladeCenter: Serial over LAN Setup Guide

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with any other addresses on your production network. If you use a
configuration for the Ethernet I/O module that is not valid for your production
network, you will not be able to update the firmware or manage your Ethernet
I/O module through a Web interface.
v
Telnet sessions with the BladeCenter management module do not have a timeout
value set by default. If no timeout value is set, Telnet sessions will remain active
indefinitely. See the
BladeCenter Management Module Command-Line Interface
Reference Guide
for information about configuring the Telnet session timeout
value for the management module.
v
The SOL blade system management processor (BSMP) address range can include
any valid IP addresses that do not conflict with any of the IP addresses of the
blade servers. The BSMP address range is used for internal communication
between the blade server and the I/O module and is not exposed to the external
network.
Complete the following steps to update the management-module firmware and
configure the management module to enable SOL:
1.
Start the BladeCenter management-module Web interface (see “Starting the
BladeCenter management-module Web interface” on page 5).
2.
Complete the following steps to update the BladeCenter management module
firmware:
a.
Download the latest management-module firmware from
b.
Update the management-module firmware, following the instructions that
come with the update file that you downloaded.
3.
Start the BladeCenter management-module Web interface (see “Starting the
BladeCenter management-module Web interface” on page 5).
4.
Complete the following steps to enable SOL for the management module:
a.
For management module types other than the advanced management
module, complete the following steps to configure the internal network
interface (eth1) settings:
1)
In the navigation pane, click
MM Control
Network Interfaces
.
2)
Scroll to the
Internal Ethernet Interface (eth1)
section.
3)
Make sure that
Interface
is set to
Enabled
.
4)
Set the
Static IP Configuration
fields to the values that are required for
your physical network. The values must be in the following formats:
v
IP address:
x.x.x.x
v
Subnet mask:
x.x.x.x
v
Gateway address:
x.x.x.x
The static IP configuration values specify valid IP addresses of the form
x.x.x.x
, where each
x
is a number from 0 to 255.
5)
Click
Save
; then, click
OK
or
Yes
to confirm. Do not restart the
management module.
b.
Complete the following steps to configure the Ethernet I/O module
network settings:
Note:
If you are using management channel auto discovery (MCAD),
replace references to I/O-module bay 1 in the following procedure with the
I/O module bay number that is actually being used (see the
BladeCenter
Advanced Management Module User's Guide
for additional information about
MCAD).
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BladeCenter: Serial over LAN Setup Guide