Embedded Lights Out Manager Administration Guide
For the Sun Fire
X2200 M2 and Sun Fire X2100 M2 Servers
819-6588-13
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1. Embedded Lights Out Manager Overview
Embedded Lights Out Manager Features
Embedded Lights Out Manager Default Settings
2. Using the Embedded Lights Out Manager System
Embedded Lights Out Manager System Components
Accessing the Service Processor
Connecting Through the Serial Port
To View System Output Within CLI
To View the System IP Address in the BIOS
3. Setting Up the Service Processor
Apply Standby Power for Initial Service Processor Configuration
Communicating with the System SP
To Set Up the Service Processor with the Web-Based Interface
Configuring the IP Address Manually
4. Accessing and Monitoring the Server Using the Web-Based Interface
Accessing the System Using the Web-Based Interface

To Access the System Using the Web-Based Interface
Using the System Information Screens
Getting System Version Information

To access the SP Version screen

To access the Server Board Version screen
Getting System Components Information

To access the Components submenu screens

To access the Get NIC Information screen
Using the System Monitoring Screens
Using the Sensor Reading Screens

Monitoring the System Using the Summary Screen
Examining, Saving, and Clearing the Event Log

To Examine the Event Logs Screen
Activating the System Indicator LED

To Activate the Locator Indicator Screen
5. Configuring and Managing the Server System Using the Web-Based Interface
Configuring the Network Settings

To access the Network Settings screen:

To configure the Network Settings manually

To configure the Network Settings using DHCP
Setting Up E-Mail Notification

To set up E-Mail Notification:
Defining Traps with the Platform Event Filter

To define traps with the Platform Event Filter screen
Configuring System Management Access

To access the System Management Access screens

To Configure SNMP Port and Permit

To Access the User Account Screen

To Access the Maintenance Screens

To Reset the Service Processor
6. Using the Remote Control Screens
About the Remote Console Application
Remote Console Operating Requirements
Launching the Remote Console Application

To Launch the Remote Console Application
Configuring KVM Functionality for a Remote Console Session

To Configure KVM Functionality for a Remote Console Session
Controlling Power to a Remote Server
Installing an Operating System on a Remote Server

To Install an OS on a Remote Server Using Virtual CDROM
8. Using the Command-Line Interface

To Log In From the Serial Port
Managing the ELOM Network Settings
Displaying Version Information
9. Using Simple Network Management Protocol
Adding Your Server to Your SNMP Environment
Configuring Receipt of SNMP Traps
A. Command-Line Interface Reference
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