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3. Connecting Servers to the KVM Ports and Devices With Console Ports to the Serial Ports

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Methods for Enabling Web Manager Access

An administrator who knows the admin user’s password (“cyclades” is the default) and who has network 
access to the OnSite needs to enter the OnSite’s DNS name or IP address in a browser to bring up the Web 
Manager and to finish the configuration of users and connected devices. Before the administrator can 
access the Web Manager to finish configuration, one of the tasks in the following table must be done to 
either set a static IP address, set up a DHCP server, or use the default IP address. 

If using a static IP address, before you start, collect the following network information from the 
administrator of the network.

Hostname:  _________________________________________________

OnSite’s public IP address:    _________________________________

Domain name: ______________________________________________

DNS server’s IP address:    _____________________________________                

Gateway IP address:   _________________________________________

Network Mask:  _____________________________________________

If you are using a network time server, also obtain the following information:

NTP server IP address:  _______________________________________

Table 1-1: 

Methods for Enabling Web Manager Access

Method

Considerations

Where Described

Make a local connection 
to configure a static IP 
address:

• Connect a terminal to 

the console port and use 
the 

wiz

 command to 

configure a static IP 
address. 

OR

• Connect a monitor, 

keyboard, and mouse to 
the Local User ports 
and use the OSD to 
configure a static IP 
address. 

You must be at the same location as the OnSite to 
make the local connection.

• “Making a Local Connection for 

Network Configuration” on page 4

Use a DHCP-assigned 
address.

DHCP is enabled by default. It relies on a DHCP 
server that must be available to the OnSite. 

“To Use a Dynamic IP Address to 
Access the Web Manager” on page 7

Use the default OnSite IP 
address 192.168.160.10 
to bring up a Web 
Manager to set a static IP 
address.

You must temporarily change the network 
portion of the IP address of a computer with 
network access to the OnSite to be able to use the 
default IP address in launching the Web 
Manager.

“To Use the Default IP Address to 
Access the Web Manager” on page 7

Summary of Contents for AlterPath OnSite

Page 1: ...for enabling Web Manager access and proceed to either step or Page 3 Connect a terminal or local user station to prepare for basic network configuration if desired Page 4 Power on the OnSite and conne...

Page 2: ...ng to Connect Devices to the t in the AlterPath OnSite Installation Guide for preparatory tasks T To Connect a Server to a KVM Port Note Make sure that each server s mouse settings are configured as d...

Page 3: ...__________ Network Mask _____________________________________________ If you are using a network time server also obtain the following information NTP server IP address _______________________________...

Page 4: ...t the DB 9 female end of the cable to the DB 9 male end of the USB converter and connect the USB end of the converter to the terminal or computer T To Connect to the Local User Ports Connect a keyboar...

Page 5: ...wizard by entering the wiz command 5 At the prompt enter n to change the defaults 6 Click Enter to accept the default hostname otherwise enter your own hostname 7 Click Enter to disable DHCP 8 Enter...

Page 6: ...gure Basic Network Parameters Using the OSD 1 Enter admin as the Login name 2 Enter the cyclades as the Password If you are logging in as admin the OSD Main Menu appears 3 Change the admin password a...

Page 7: ...default IP address http 192 168 160 10 to bring up the Web Manager and log in 3 To allow subsequent use of the Web Manager from any computer go to the Wizard Network Settings option to change the OnS...

Page 8: ...cols to match the connected devices and configure serial port authentication as desired Enabling and configuring KVM ports and configuring IPMI and IPDU power management while connected if appropriate...

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