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Getting CIMC Started

Initial Setup

This is an overview of how to setup CIMC network connectivity for UCS C−Series servers.

KVM Features

Overview of KVM features:

Cisco C−Series Rack Servers provides a physical local video and two usb connections for a usb
keyboard, video monitor, and usb mouse connection through the front panel of the Rack Server using
the Cisco provided dongle connector.

1. 

All Rack Servers can have up to 4 active KVM over IP sessions in addition to the local connection at
front or rear panels. All active sessions have full control of the console

2. 

KVM over IP supports text and graphics modes of the graphics controller and needs no manual setting
to view data

3. 

Graphics modes supported are up to the video chips maximum capabilities of 1600 x 1200 with 16 bit
color.

4. 

KVM sessions over Linux may, depending on Linux distribution, require mouse configuration

5. 

If KVM responsiveness seems slow; many factors such as network bandwidth latency can effect this.
Reducing the color depth and resolution can improves the responsiveness.

6. 

Remote KVM shows exactly what is on the video. This is not a serial terminal view but rather a
pixel by pixel rendition

7. 

If recording the session is desired you can use utilities on the local client such as webex or other
screen capture applications.

8. 

If text logging of keystrokes is desired use SOL (Serial Over Lan) features and a terminal program to
capture the text.

9. 

Cable Connections

Cable connections for C−Series servers:

C200 Front Panel:

1. 

Summary of Contents for UCS 250

Page 1: ...equirements Cisco recommends that you Have a working knowledge of the Cisco UCS C Series Server Blade hardware and software administration Be familiar with UCS C Series Servers Cisco Integrated Management Controller Understand the impact and implications of the different commands described in this document Be familiar with the UCS C Series components and topology Components Used The information in...

Page 2: ...active sessions have full control of the console 2 KVM over IP supports text and graphics modes of the graphics controller and needs no manual setting to view data 3 Graphics modes supported are up to the video chips maximum capabilities of 1600 x 1200 with 16 bit color 4 KVM sessions over Linux may depending on Linux distribution require mouse configuration 5 If KVM responsiveness seems slow many...

Page 3: ...C200 Rear Panel Connection for C200 Server C210 Front Panel C210 Rear Panel Connection for C210 Server 2 ...

Page 4: ...C250 Front Panel C250 Rear Panel Connection for C250 Server 3 ...

Page 5: ...e controlled through GUI or CLI if you know the IP address 1 Depress Front Panel Power The Fans begins to spin up Then POST sequence begins At this point you can either boot up or begin the installation process Note that for large memory models can display a blank screen for several minutes For C 250If you immediately depress the power switch you interrupt the CIMC initialization 2 ...

Page 6: ...s boots press F2 in order to get to this screen Press F6 in order to manually choose the boot device Press F12 for the network boot F8 to configure view CIMC IP While in BIOS you can press F8 for the CIMC IP address configuration and password reset Choose either DHCP or Static config 1 Enter the VLAN tag if needed 2 Enter the CIMC password 3 After you make a change to IP or enable DHCP you can pre...

Page 7: ...HBA CNA if installed Additional NICs LOM Then point a Web browser to the configured CIMC IP address Default username admin Default password password 3 Choose Admin Network Settings and check Settings 4 ...

Page 8: ...In order to revert to DHCP from the Admin tab in the GUI choose Network and in IPv4 properties check the Use DHCP box Reboot the chassis 5 ...

Page 9: ...Monitor your DHCP server to see when the IP is assigned to your MAC Then point to the new IP server Once you logged into the CIMC you can check the network setting 6 ...

Page 10: ...oting information available for this configuration Related Information Technical Support Documentation Cisco Systems Contacts Feedback Help Site Map 2014 2015 Cisco Systems Inc All rights reserved Terms Conditions Privacy Statement Cookie Policy Trademarks of Cisco Systems Inc Updated Jan 08 2010 Document ID 111455 ...

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